论文部分内容阅读
Nick Goodman, 52,an art director inCalifornia,inherited an olddesk from hisfather. Inside hefound documents about his father’ssearch for art stolen by the Nazis fromhis father, Friedrich Gunman, a DutchJewish banker killed in a concentrationcamp. Among the missing pieces wasa Degas monotype, “Landscape withSmokestacks.” “My father searched forthis work for 50 years,” Goodman says.“He went to his grave thinking hefailed.” Now Goodman has found it.Trouble is, it hangs in the collection ofDaniel G. Searle of Chicago, who
Nick Goodman, 52, an art director inCalifornia, inherited an olddesk from hisfather. Inside hefound documents about his father’ssearch for art stolen by the Nazis fromhis father, Friedrich Gunman, a DutchJewish banker killed in a concentration camp. Among the missing pieces wasa Degas monotype, “Landscape withSmokestacks. ” “My father searched forthis work for 50 years, ” Goodman says. “He went to his grave thinking hefailed. ” Now Goodman has found it.Trouble is, it hangs in the collection of Daniel G. Searle of Chicago, who