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J.Paul Getty Museum vows to return piece from Goudstikker collection

However, the whereabouts of many works of art from the collection are still unknown

Helen Stoilas
30 April 2011
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The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has announced that it will return Pieter Molijn’s Landscape with Cottage and Figures, about 1640, to the heirs of Dutch-Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, whose art collection was looted by the Nazis, making the Getty the first North America museum to do so. Goudstikker’s heirs say about 1,000 canvases from the dealer’s collection are still missing.

Originally appeared in The Art Newspaper as 'Getty’s Goudstikker'

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