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A Dutch art Sleuth has restored a priceless kiosk of stolen documents in the 19th century, including several UNESCOs listed in the world’s first multinational corporation.
Arthur brand, nicknamed “Indiana Jones of the World of Art” He said the most recent discovery of the stolen masterpieces for high-profile restoration.
“In my career, I was able to return to a fantastic stolen art from Picassos to a van … Yet it is one of the points of finding my career,” Brand AFP.
Many of the documents explain the early days of the first days of the Dutch East India (VOC), the Dutch “Golden Age” of the Golden Age “Golden Age”.
In the 17th century VOC documents, Europe, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Latin America have an interesting idea of the events of that time, “he said.
A document in 1602 reminds me of the first meeting of VOC, the famous logo – the world’s first corporate logo was taken into account.
Voc merchants passed the world the world, and put pressure on the world, and put pressure on the colonies who have a trade power and conquest.
The company was also a leading diplomatic power and a document is visiting 1700 voc officials in the 1700 Magagi Court in India.
“Dutch was one of the most powerful players in the world in terms of military, trade, transport and colonies during this period, these documents are part of the world history,” he said.
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UNESCO accepts VOC archives as part of the “Memory of the world” documentary heritage collection.
“VOC archives are the most complete and wider source in the history of early modern world” The UNESCO website is called.
Trove also showed early ships from one of the most famous admirals in the world, from Michiel De Ruyter, which was operated in the Naval Academies today.
De Ruyter won the brave 1667 raid to attack the British Fleet in the Greatest Offensive Tea Medway in the world’s history.
Ship notes written with their own hand, Admiral’s naval war, the first experience of the 1641 battle of St. Vincentin against the Spanish fleet, the naval war.
“An extraordinary treasure”
There is no everling, how the brand of documents is “who-dunnit”.
The brand has received an email that stumbles along a box of ancient manuscripts when cleansing an unusual family member’s attic.
This family member sometimes gave a friend to a friend who will leave something like a collateral – in this case document box.
“I took some photos and couldn’t believe my eyes. It was a really extraordinary treasure,” said Marka told AFP.
The brand was examined with the Dutch police and concluded in 2015 where the stolen documents were closed from the widespread national archives of the Hague.
The main suspect is a worker, but he did not choose from the box, but he has never chosen.
The brand compared some 1800 objects in the British Museum in the English Museum in Ebay, a curator compared to a curator for a daring heist.
The detective of the art, he said he filters many in the evening and filtered through the documents transported in a timely manner.
“Negotiating in the sea wars, negotiations in the imperial courts, distally travel for regions and knights,” AFP.
“I felt Robert Louis Stevenson ‘Treasure Island’ I was stepped up.
World-famous art dream
The brand has developed headlines in the world for high-profile restoration work of stolen art.
Earlier this year, the Dutch police helped him reach the mysterious situation The disappearance of the Brueghel 50 years ago from a Polish museum.
The brand includes other successes A vincent van gogh returns In 2023, painting to a museum was stolen after three years.
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In 1973, he returned a Roman statue stolen from Musee DU in 1973.
In 2017, his art detective said “CBS mornings Broker deals With terrorist groups, shadowed characters were killed to watch the pieces in the mafia and the black market.
“On the one hand, there are police, insurance companies, collectors, and the other on the other hand, there are art thieves and fraud. Thus, I have revealed myself.”
