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Competing claims to two landscapes resolved in favour of the Isay heirs

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Competing claims to two landscapes resolved in favour of the Isay heirs
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The Dutch committee advised returning NK 3277 and NK 3278 to Alfred Isay’s heirs. It found that Isay, rather than the earlier owner Abraham Adelsberger, most likely owned the paintings when they were lost in 1941. Image: Netherlands Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE).

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Rembrandt, Self-Portrait (1630), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

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