Painting Stolen by Nazis Returned From Argentina
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AGI - If it weren't for the story of oppression, abuse, extermination, and death, the story of the "Portrait of a Lady" by a master of the Italian Baroque, who disappeared during the Nazi era and resurfaced after 80 years on a real estate website, would be the perfect starting point for a thriller. But behind the discovery of the portrait by Giuseppe Ghislandi, known as "Fra Galgario," there's much more: the success of a belated but inevitable j…
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A painting from the 18th century – which was stolen by the Nazis and found hanging in a living room in Mar del Plata last year – is to be sent home from Argentina.
The painting was in the hands of the Kadgien family for 80 years and appeared in the house Patricia had for sale in the Parque Luro neighborhood. In addition, the couple will make a donation of 4.8 million pesos to the Maternal and Child
The painting “Portrait of a Lady” had belonged to the Dutch art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, whose collection was stolen during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. It remained missing for 80 years until it was discovered in 2025 in a house in Mar del Plata. Read more
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