Marei von Saher - Recovery of Nazi-Looted Painting (J.W. de Cock)
2001
Representation of Marei von Saher in connection with her recovery of a painting by the Dutch pre-Renaissance painter J.W. de Cock ("The Temptation of St. Anthony"), that was looted from the collection of her father-in-law, the renowned Dutch art collector, Jacques Goudstikker. This was the first painting from the Goudstikker collection to be restituted to the family.
2001
Representation of Marei von Saher in connection with her recovery of a painting by the Dutch pre-Renaissance painter J.W. de Cock ("The Temptation of St. Anthony"), that was looted from the collection of her father-in-law, the renowned Dutch art collector, Jacques Goudstikker. This was the first painting from the Goudstikker collection to be restituted to the family.
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Heir to Vast Art Collection Recovers Old World Painting Looted by Nazis
May 24, 2001 -- Herrick, Feinstein LLP
First Painting From Famed Goudstikker Collection Returned to Family -- Marei Von Saher, the sole living heir of Jacques Goudstikker, the foremost collector and dealer of Old Masters in pre-World War II Holland, announced today that the Estate of Hertha Katz has returned to her a painting entitled “The Temptation of St. Anthony” by the Dutch pre-Renaissance painter J.W. de Cock.
May 24, 2001 -- Herrick, Feinstein LLP
First Painting From Famed Goudstikker Collection Returned to Family -- Marei Von Saher, the sole living heir of Jacques Goudstikker, the foremost collector and dealer of Old Masters in pre-World War II Holland, announced today that the Estate of Hertha Katz has returned to her a painting entitled “The Temptation of St. Anthony” by the Dutch pre-Renaissance painter J.W. de Cock.
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