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A Van der Heyden painting returned to Karl Neuman

Paris, France · Source report date:

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Image: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.
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Nazi authorities seized Jan van der Heyden’s east view of Huis ten Bosch from Baron Karl Neuman in Paris. The Met records its return to Neuman by 1947.

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