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uriart · 23.06.2008, 06:42

There was an interesting case in Soviet times. Probably in the 60's or 70's.
As a "Rembrandt" at the Armand Hammer bought a restorer (name forgotten) from the GMII im. Pushkin.
Tot (restorer) blinded him to Rembrandt and sold. Hammer happiness seized and taken away more to the west. Yes there and sold. And then everything opened. It was disassembled. Money seems to him back. But maybe not. I think when all was revealed, the restorer had gone to another world. And bring a claim has been no one.

23.06.2008, 06:42	Язык оригинала: Русский #7
uriart Banned Регистрация: 05.06.2008 Адрес: UKRAINE Сообщений: 8,039 Спасибо: 5,979 Поблагодарили 7,017 раз(а) в 2,462 сообщениях Репутация: 12461	Rembrandt Laughing There was an interesting case in Soviet times. Probably in the 60's or 70's. As a "Rembrandt" at the Armand Hammer bought a restorer (name forgotten) from the GMII im. Pushkin. Tot (restorer) blinded him to Rembrandt and sold. Hammer happiness seized and taken away more to the west. Yes there and sold. And then everything opened. It was disassembled. Money seems to him back. But maybe not. I think when all was revealed, the restorer had gone to another world. And bring a claim has been no one.