Overview

• Dutch newspaper AD identified Giuseppe Ghislandi’s “Retrato de una dama” in photos from an Argentine real-estate listing and confirmed the work remains in the residence.
• The Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency reports the painting’s measurements match archival records and says there is no reason to think it is a copy.
• Definitive authentication awaits examination of the reverse for original labels or marks, according to the agency.
• Heirs of dealer Jacques Goudstikker have formally filed a restitution claim following AD’s report, building on recoveries they secured in 2006 after litigation.
• Investigators also spotted on the daughters’ social media a missing Abraham Mignon floral still life under review, and authorities warn the case could lead to a lengthy legal process if the current holders resist transfer.