A Nazi-looted 18th-century painting, "Portrait of a Lady," by Giuseppe Vittore Ghislandi, has unexpectedly resurfaced. It was discovered in a photo on an Argentinian real estate website, hanging above a sofa in a home belonging to the descendants of Hermann Göring's financial advisor. Dutch journalists, after years of investigation, identified the painting through the online listing and additional images. The painting's ownership is contested, with Goudstikker's heir seeking restitution. Authorities are almost certain of the painting's identity but require further examination. This discovery highlights the ongoing search for Nazi-looted art still hidden in private collections.

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