It surfaced again in 2000 and 2003, when it was offered for sale first to the Museum of Fine Arts and then to the Commission for Art Recovery (CAR) by a Slovak man claiming to be an antiques dealer, but who appeared to his interlocutors to be involved with the Slovak organised crime scene. [1] The dealer produced an affidavit, judged reliable by the CAR, stating that the painting was given by Soviet soldiers to a doctor from a village near Bratislava in return for his medical treatment of a wounded soldier. [1] [3] An inspection of the picture's craquelure determined that the painting was indeed the original and not Hatvany's copy. The painting was initially owned by Alexandre Berthier and later by Marcell Nemes. In 1913, it was bought by the Hungarian collector Ferenc Hatvany. At one time, he painted a copy of the painting and, as a practical joke, sent it to be exhibited as the original at a Belgrade exhibition [1] of French painting in 1939. [2] Together with the rest of Hatvany's collection, the painting was looted from a Budapest bank vault during the 1945 Soviet conquest of the city in World War II. After it was briefly seen attached to the tarpaulin of a Soviet military vehicle on Buda Castle Hill, [1] the painting appeared to have vanished without a trace. Si vous avez un fétiche pour les femmes matures, alors vous êtes au bon endroit ! Cette catégorie vous réserve la meilleure sélection de vidéos HD des plus belles Milfs du net! Ces femmes âgées sont expérimentées et adorent s’en prendre plein les trous !

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