CLEAN : Dual exhibitions lift veil on Nazi era art hoard

The video discusses the decision to open office works to the public, allowing them to form opinions on artworks and aiding researchers through feedback. It highlights the goal of identifying Nazi looted art and the importance of provenance research. The term 'degenerate' was used by Nazis to defame modern art, leading to the confiscation of 30,000 works from German museums.

What is the primary reason for opening the office works to the public?

• To allow the public to form their own opinions

• To increase sales of artworks

• To reduce the number of artworks

• To close the office permanently

What is the first aim of the researchers in the context of the artworks?

• To destroy the artworks

• To create replicas of the artworks

• To find out if the piece is a Nazi looted art

• To sell the artworks

What is the main challenge faced during the provenance research process?

• Locating certain documents related to the looting

• Creating new artworks

• Finding the right buyers for the artworks

• Transporting the artworks safely

What does the term 'degenerate art' refer to?

• Art that is created by children

• Art that is traditional and classical

• Art that is modern and was defamed by the Nazis

• Art that is highly valued

How many artworks were confiscated by the Nazis from German museums?

• 10,000

• 20,000

• 30,000

• 40,000