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12 October 2024
''Mount Sinai'' (1570-72) is an oil and tempera depiction of the peaks of Mount Sinai and a small group of pilgrims greeting a figure resembling John the Baptist.There is no dispute that Baron Ferenc Hatvany purchased the work in the 1920's and deposited it and other paintings in a Budapest bank during the war for safekeeping. Many of those paintings were looted at the war's end and dispersed throughout Europe. The lawsuit claimed that the El Greco was taken by retreating Germans. (English)
January 2004
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International Foundation for Art Research (IFAR)-Case Summary-Joram Deutsch v. Metropolitan Museum of Art (English)
12 October 2024
47.8 centimetre
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41 centimetre
71E131
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- cawiki Vista del Mont Sinaí
- eswiki Vista del monte Sinaí (El Greco)
- plwiki Góra Synaj (obraz El Greca)