The famous painting looted by the Nazis, which he monitored on the real estate site, disappears again

More than 80 years ago, the main painting of a woman was stolen by Italian painter Giuseppe Gisselland by Nazis from a Jewish art dealer in Amsterdam. It has not been seen since it was lost – until this week, when it was monitored in a real estate menu for sale in Argentina. Although this may seem like a puzzle, the Guardian reports that as soon as the image was monitored, it suddenly lost again.

The painting, a picture of Con Contisa Colleoni, was one of more than 1000 looted from the Jacques Goudstikker collection during World War II, and the last time was seen in 1940, According to the lost art database. It has been tracked by the Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad (AD), which Find The painting landed in the possession of the Supreme Commander of the Nazi Air Force, Reichsmarschalle Hermann Göring, as part of forced sale. Then he was believed to land in the hands of Friedrich Kadjin, an officer SS Described By American investigators as a “snake of the lowest type”, they fled from Germany to Switzerland in 1945, then they moved to Brazil and finally landed in Argentina.

Kadgien died in Argentina in 1978, and according to what was reported, his family, which remained many efforts made to try to track the art from which Germany fled. But when one of the girls of KadGien included the house for sale with Realty Argentinian, the picture appeared the first public appearance in nearly a century. Members of the Cultural Heritage Agency in the Netherlands M. said M.“There is no reason to believe that this could be a copy.”

Even mystery is a solution, right? Good, Not so quickly. The stroke appears to be good luck that led to the discovery of journalists, apparently that the family has led to the position of the family around the situation. When the Argentine police appeared at home to search for the painting, they disappeared. Instead, when they entered the house, they found a “generous landscape and horses” fabric “instead of the painting, According to a report issued by the Argentine newspaper La Nación.

Not only the painting is also pulled. The list of the house is no longer available through the Realty company, which was dealing with the sale, and Kadgien’s daughter has been deleted or changed her accounts on social media. No charges were brought against the family, According to la naciónBut they may face charges to hide criminal property.