Her principles Argentinean They announced Wednesday night (3/9/25) that they regained the flagship table stolen many decades ago by the Nazis in the Netherlands.
Argentina police had previously investigated various homes in the seaside town of March, not Plata, searching for the artwork. It is a portrait of the Countess College, the 18th -century Italian painter Giuseppe Gisland.
The painting had been lost for over 80 years and was included in a database of artworks plundered by the Nazis during World War II.
It was identified thanks to the photo posted by a real estate agency showing the living room of a house. The owner of the house, daughter of an SS officer who fled to South America after the war, as well as her husband, have been put on home restriction and are accused of blocking the investigation.