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Ajentina Yaamuru Kurejeshwa kwa Mchoro Uliotekwa na Wanazi Uliopatikana Tangazo la Mali Isiyohamishika
Mahakama ya Buenos Aires iliidhinisha kurejeshwa kwa mchoro wa Portrait of a Lady, mchoro wa karne ya 18 uliotekwa na Wanazi, kwa mrithi wa mmiliki wake wa asili Myahudi, baada ya kugunduliwa ukiwa umeningʼinizwa nyumbani kwa binti wa afisa Mnazi mtoro.
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Mahakama ya Ajentina imeidhinisha kurejeshwa kwa mchoro wa karne ya 18 ulioibwa na Wanazi kwa mrithi wa mmiliki wake wa asili, hatua iliyomaliza uchunguzi ulioanza wakati kazi hiyo ya sanaa ilipoonekana kwenye tangazo la mali isiyohamishika. Portrait of a Lady, kazi ya mchoraji wa Kiitaliano wa mtindo wa baroque Giuseppe Ghislandi, ilikuwa imepotea kwa miongo minane tangu ilipotekwa kutoka kwenye mkusanyiko wa mfanyabiashara wa sanaa Myahudi Jacques Goudstikker baada ya uvamizi wa Wanazi nchini Uholanzi mwaka 1940.
Wapelelezi walifuatilia mchoro huo hadi nyumbani kwa binti wa afisa mkuu wa Kinazi aliyekimbilia Ajentina baada ya Vita vya Pili vya Dunia, baada ya kuonekana nyuma ya picha ya tangazo la mali isiyohamishika. Chini ya makubaliano yaliyoidhinishwa na mahakama ya Buenos Aires, mwanamke huyo na mumewe waliachia madai yote juu ya mchoro huo na kukubali kutoa takriban pesos milioni 4.8 (kama dola 3,200) kwa hospitali za eneo hilo badala ya kukabiliwa na kesi. Mchoro huo utaenda kwa Marei von Saher, mkwe na mrithi pekee wa Goudstikker, ambaye anapanga kuuonyesha jijini Buenos Aires kwa angalau mwaka mmoja kusaidia kusimulia hadithi ya baba mkwe wake.
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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