German form of identification task forces of Nazi stolen painting

German government to make details of the findings of more than 1,000 paintings of alleged Nazi stolen art . Allegedly , at least 590 works of art found in the apartment was stolen Nazi .
Most of the details of the data that the artwork has been published on the site www.lostart.de . The site was declared to be updated periodically . A task force has even set up to accelerate the identification of the artwork .
Thousands of artworks were found in the apartment belonged to Cornelius Gurlitt ( 80 ) in Munich , Germany . Among the works are stored in a low-light room that contained the work of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso . Thousands of these works was accidentally discovered when the tax audit .
Identification of new sites contain artwork on these findings , it details the work of Otto Dix stated " The Woman in Theater Box " , the work of Otto Griebel "Child at the Table " , and the work of Max Liebermann " Rider on the Beach " . Allegedly , thousands of works of art is a forced purchase or Nazi plunder from Jewish collectors , during the reign of Hitler's regime .
On the one hand , these findings raise thousands of works to restore hope of recovery era art in Germany . But on the other hand , the slow process of identification also sparked frustration .
Spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday ( 11/11/2013 ) , said the pressure for an understanding of the detailed findings of the artwork published soon . " They represent parents who are treated very badly , " said the spokesman, Steffen Seibert .The government set up a task force to address the findings of Germany 's art involves six experts to support arts groups from the Free University of Berlin . According to the German Government , the task force will work along parallel legal cases produced by prosecutors in Augsburg .
Of attorney , just out statement that one of the works of Matisse painting was stolen from a bank Nazis in France in 1942 . It depicts a woman who was sitting .
On the same day , state police spokesman Stuttgart , Horst Haug , said that they had taken 22 works of art from a house in Kornwestheim . They suspect , dozens of this work has to do with finding thousands of paintings in Munich .
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle acknowledged that Germany 's reputation in the international world would be at stake if not proactively address the findings of the thousands of paintings . This includes , call him , in the identification process .
" We should not underestimate the sensitivity of this issue in the whole world , " Westerwelle said , as quoted by the German news agency , DPA . " Transparency is the most important thing right now. "