Five other works, by artists including Valie Export, Louise Bourgeois, and Rosmarie Trockel, were also tagged.

The artist who led the protest said she intended to expose the "misogynistic divide" in the art world

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The work's original theft was dated to 1941 by a panel overseeing restitution.

The Hungarian collector's heirs laid claim to the work.

By painting explicitly contemporary scenes, the artist disturbed critics.

In honor of the Met opening its new annex, we turn back to 1930, when the museum received a major donation of 19th-century painting.

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Francis Naumann and 'The Visible Vagina'.

Femme nue couchée, one of several Courbets owned by the Hungarian Jewish collector Baron Ferenc Hatvany, disappeared after World War II from a Budapest bank vault. The painting resurfaced 50 years…