Degas and the Laundress

The first exhibition to explore Degas’s representations of Parisian laundresses-revolutionary in their emphasis on women’s work and social class-includes interpretations by his contemporaries, including Daumier, Morisot, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, and others, united for the first time, only in Cleveland.

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It is an insult for the legacy of the great Edgar Degas that his art is exhibited at Cleveland Museum of Art which under the management of Williiam Griswold refuses to return plundered art to rightful owners.
How sustainable is it for a museum to run as a plunder museum?