A federal judge in Connecticut has dismissed the claims of a man who said he was the rightful owner of a Van Gogh painting that's been on display at Yale University for about 50 years.
March 21, 2014 at 02:29 PM
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A federal judge in Connecticut has dismissed the claims of a man who said he was the rightful owner of a Van Gogh painting that’s been on display at Yale University for about 50 years.
Judge Alvin Thompson granted Yale’s request to deny the claims to the painting by Pierre Konowaloff, who says “The Night Cafe” was stolen from his family during the Russian revolution.
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