“Indiana Jones of the World World” helps police solve the mystery of a famous drawing in the museum in 1974

Police Dutch said he had broken a mysterious disappearance of Brueghel from the Polish museum over the last 50 years. Authorities say the case was finally resolved with the assistance of ARTS magazine and A known art investigator.

“The woman is also” known as “the woman moving Bonfire” and painted the Flemish-Dutch Pieter Brueghel in 1626, disappeared from the National Museum in Gdansk during the Communist times in the 1974.

Where you are many rumors – including the involvement of the Polish secret service at the time – in the correct news vable spy novel.

A round drawing, measures only 6.6 inches, it was thought to disappear forever.

But the currently stolen drawing is under key and keys in the museum in Dutch province Elimburg, said Richard Bronwijk crime Dutch crime.

“We have 100% sure that the same painting disappeared from the National Museum in Gdansk back in 1974,” Bronwijk told AFP.

“Indiana Jones World Arts”

Arthur Brand, The Dutch Artist, said allegations began to grow in the first time when journalists from the Dutch Arts “saw a drawing on the Dutch show last year.

He was charged that “invisibility during the last 40 years,” the paint was in the money payable at the GOUDA muse from secret collection.

“The magazine donor, John Brozius, researched and stumbled on the topic of Polish website with a black and white image,” said AFP.

“The article was about theft of Gdansk in 1974 when two other tasks were stolen: ‘Crucified’, Figure by Anthony van Dyck,” he said.

“Although people are” right “they were uncertain, it looked like a Brueghel in the show in Gooda,” says the brand.

This drawing indicates a poor wife in charge of one-handed Employers and a watercase, “Never believe the waterman in the other side”, or double watch.

The painting is unknown, but Brueghel works with one of the youngest works usually sell millions, according to Auction House Christie’s.

Brand, he called the word “Indiana Jones of the World World” because of his higher recreation of stolen pieces, helped.

“It’s a game!”

In partnership with Dutch police, the nature of the identity of the drawing, at that time in the Venlo Museum, the Netherlands in the Netherlands.

The brand also has a database of Interpol Interpol, which issued the “Data Warning” by Brueghel painting.

“I concluded that a diagram was written by the Interpol and the displayed and similar and similarly,” told AFP.

“We have checked and re-evaluate, including information after drawing. It is a game!” Added Branswijk.

Police Dutch police were known for Polish authorities, who was expected to apply for legal aid, Bronwijk said.

No Dutch Museums or Polish Managers are immediately available to comment.

The stolen was obtained on April 24, 1974, when the museum work knocked on the Rughel on the wall.

“Instead of the first Flemish Artist, the re-producing of the magazine arose in the incidents,” a Polish Artist Mariusz Pilus in “Arts Sherlock” in 2019.

During the days after receipt of the Polish Customs Officer who said the illegal Baltic Port work in Bsetnia, they were said to be burned on fire and killed, before being killed by police.

The investigation of the death of the cultural officer and the disappearance of the paint was closed immediately, according to Polish reports.

The Dutch police now investigated how a painting finally kept in the Dutch Independent Tag.

Brand said he had hoped Brueghel diagram may have been restored to Gdansk soon, you will be restored, to the museum, where you are yours. “

Brand Fulfillment includes Returns Vincent Van GOG Painting in a museum in 2023, for over three years stolen.

In 2022, he returned the Roman template that had been stolen from Mumee Dukheage Chitillonwonnais in 1973. He also recovered “and Stvador Dali” of painting, “Hitler’s horses,” Hitler’s horses have stopped without Berlin’s Berlin Chansin Chansin Nazi.

Art investigator in 2017 told “CBS in the morning” She sells deals In terrorist groups, mafia and mafia and shady letters to track pieces in a black market.

“On the other hand, insurance companies, collectors, and on the other hand you have criminals, art thieves and widows. So they can express them in,” said the kind.

AliZa Chasan contributed to this report.