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Argentina Perintahkan Pengembalian Lukisan Rampasan Nazi yang Ditemukan di Iklan Properti
Pengadilan Buenos Aires menyetujui pengembalian Portrait of a Lady, lukisan abad ke-18 yang dirampas Nazi, kepada ahli waris pemilik Yahudi aslinya, setelah ditemukan tergantung di rumah putri seorang pejabat Nazi buronan.
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Pengadilan Argentina telah menyetujui pengembalian lukisan abad ke-18 yang dicuri Nazi kepada ahli waris pemilik aslinya, mengakhiri penyelidikan yang dimulai ketika karya seni tersebut muncul dalam iklan properti. Portrait of a Lady, karya pelukis barok Italia Giuseppe Ghislandi, telah hilang selama delapan dekade sejak dirampas dari koleksi pedagang seni Yahudi Jacques Goudstikker setelah invasi Nazi ke Belanda pada tahun 1940.
Para penyelidik melacak lukisan tersebut hingga ke rumah putri seorang perwira senior Nazi yang melarikan diri ke Argentina setelah Perang Dunia II, setelah lukisan itu muncul di latar belakang foto iklan properti. Berdasarkan penyelesaian yang disetujui pengadilan Buenos Aires, wanita tersebut dan suaminya melepaskan semua klaim atas lukisan itu dan setuju untuk menyumbangkan sekitar 4,8 juta peso (sekitar $3.200) kepada rumah sakit setempat alih-alih menghadapi persidangan. Lukisan itu akan diserahkan kepada Marei von Saher, menantu perempuan dan satu-satunya ahli waris Goudstikker, yang berencana memamerkannya di Buenos Aires selama setidaknya satu tahun untuk membantu menceritakan kisah mertuanya.
Key facts
- Portrait of a Lady by Giuseppe Ghislandi was looted from Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker's collection in 1940
- The painting was discovered after appearing in a real estate listing photo in the home of a fugitive Nazi official's daughter
- The daughter and her husband gave up all claims and agreed to donate about $3,200 to local hospitals rather than face trial
- The painting will go to Marei von Saher, Goudstikker's sole heir, who plans to exhibit it in Buenos Aires for at least a year
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