Art restitution

Dutch landscape returned to Max Stern’s estate with Christie’s assistance

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Landscape now attributed to François van Knibbergen; the 2007 release used Jan de Vos I.
Landscape now attributed to François van Knibbergen; the 2007 release used Jan de Vos I. Image source ↗
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Concordia announced the restitution of a landscape sold under Nazi persecution, with assistance from Christie’s. The 2007 release attributed it to Jan de Vos I; the Stern project’s current recovered-works catalogue attributes it to François van Knibbergen.

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Art restitutionFrançois van KnibbergenJan de Vos I

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

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