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1971 Press Photo Mrs. Kurt Schon admires Dame Laura Knight's Nuremberg sketch.—
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The Story
Orleanians Kurt E. Schon and Mrs. Schon, whose European Art Imports occupies suites 135-137 in the Gateway Building, find themselves in the unexpected position of owning a painting that is considered a British National Treasure. And both pleaded innocent to any charges of international art rape. The work in question is a watercolor sketch, done on the scene, of the German Council in the much publicized 1946-47 Nuremberg War Trials. Mrs. Kurt Schon admires Nuremberg sketch. The historical work, which was done by Dame Laura Knight, is considered a British National Treasure.
Photo is dated 1971.
Photo measures 10 x 8.25 inches.
Photo is dated 1971.
Photo measures 10 x 8.25 inches.
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Orleanians Kurt E. Schon and Mrs. Schon, whose European Art Imports occupies suites 135-137 in the Gateway Building, find themselves in the unexpected position of owning a painting that is considered a British National Treasure. And both pleaded innocent to any charges of international art rape. The work in question is a watercolor sketch, done on the scene, of the German Council in the much publicized 1946-47 Nuremberg War Trials. Mrs. Kurt Schon admires Nuremberg sketch. The historical work, which was done by Dame Laura Knight, is considered a British National Treasure.
Photo is dated 1971.
Photo measures 10 x 8.25 inches.
Photo is dated 1971.
Photo measures 10 x 8.25 inches.
