File:Mostaert Portrait Of A Courtier.jpg
1939: transferred to Warsaw from Czartoryski collection, Gołuchów
1944: stolen by Nazi Germany
1948: transferred to Private collection, New York City
Notes
The sitter's face was remodelled after 1944. The original effigy was revealed during conservation in 2004.
References
Botschaft der Republik Polen in Wien
Michael Anton: Zivilrecht - Guter Glaube im internationalen Kunsthandel. De Gruyter, 2010 Berlin-New York p. 1046 books.google.de
Review of the repatriation of Holocaust art assets in the United States 2006 p. 72 books.google.de
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Source/Photographer
zbiory.mnk.pl
1944: stolen by Nazi Germany
1948: transferred to Private collection, New York City
1948: purchased by Mrs. Williams, Category:Richmond
1952: given to Virginia Museum of Art, Category:Richmond
Michael Anton: Zivilrecht - Guter Glaube im internationalen Kunsthandel. De Gruyter, 2010 Berlin-New York p. 1046 books.google.de
Review of the repatriation of Holocaust art assets in the United States 2006 p. 72 books.google.de
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