Getty Museum Decides To Donate Its Building To Italy
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Getty Museum to Donate Building to Italy
Summary:
The J. Paul Getty Trust has agreed to return significant artifacts, including Etruscan and Roman masterpieces, to Italy. These pieces, acquired through illicit dealers, were looted from Italy. As part of a settlement, the Getty Trust is also donating its museum building to Italy.
In a humorous twist, the J. Paul Getty Trust is not only returning numerous precious Etruscan and Roman artifacts to Italy, including several masterpieces obtained through unauthorized channels, but has also decided to donate its entire building to the country.
In return, Italy has promised to loan objects of equal visual beauty and historical significance. If the Getty trustees approve, they’ll soon be on the hunt for a new exhibition space.
Italy has been urging other American museums to return contested pieces. While the Metropolitan Museum in New York has agreed to return certain items, it managed to keep its building out of the deal. Conversely, Italy is in discussions with Princeton University Art Museum and Boston's Museum of Fine Arts.
Maurizio Fiorilli, an Italian government lawyer, expressed satisfaction with the negotiations, saying, "We are especially pleased when museums agree to include their buildings. This enriches Italy's architectural heritage."
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