2026-05-11 15:47 UTC
@fraggle@social.coop I dunno. People find all kinds of ways to justify stuff like that to themselves. It was so long ago, or maybe he bought it at an auction and can't have known it was stolen, or maybe he bought it from the dealer before it was looted and it's just coincidence, etc etc.
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@fraggle@social.coop 2026-05-11 15:49
@m@blat.at from the article it sounds like they knew > According to Brand, Seyffardt’s granddaughter initially said the painting was “Jewish looted art, stolen from Goudstikker. It is unsellable. Don’t tell anyone.”