1.   Gradually trophy art began to emerge.

2.   His office is full of trophy art from acquisitions, not mousepads and management books from Amazon.com.

3.   The Pushkin museum and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg are rich in trophy art.

4.   The Russian parliament has drafted a law that would nationalize most of the trophy art.

5.   The Russian parliament recently drafted a law stating that all World War II trophy art shall stay in Russia, except for those pieces taken by individual looters.

6.   What if the great cache of World War II trophy art recently put on display by the Russian government were made up of African sculptures rather than European paintings?

7.   As a result, it would be extremely unlikely that the trophy art would be returned.

8.   As a result, it would be extremely unlikely that any of the trophy art would be returned.

9.   Despite international conventions against looting, the Russian parliament is now poised to nationalize trophy art, or at least most of it.

10.   Germany has tried unsuccessfully for years to recover the so-called trophy art.