At auction in the United States found a lost Rembrandt painting?
ARTinvestment.RU   29 сентября 2015

At auction in new-Джерси work, sold as the work of some unknown artist with an estimate of $500-800, suddenly rose in price to $870 000. Experts believe that this may be a Rembrandt

In America, may, found a lost Rembrandt. Small paintings made a splash at the auction house Nye and Company in Bloomfield, new Jersey, when exceeded its auction estimate by more than a thousand times. "Triple portrait of a woman falling into a swoon" was auctioned as a work by an unknown European artist of the XIX century with the assessment from $500 to $800. However, during the auction on September 22, she entered into a serious struggle with the two telephone participants: they raised the price of hammer way up to $870 000. The winner in the battle of the rates came a European client, collector or dealer — unknown. Immediately for this sensational sale are rumors that the picture may belong to the brush of Rembrandt van Rijna@

that this triple portrait in oil on Board could be painted by Rembrandt, I think at least three experts, among them the famous art historian and art dealer Bendor Grosvenor (Bendor Grosvenor). Presumably, this early work, which belongs to the series "the Five senses", performed by the young Rembrandt, about 1625. "Triple portrait of a woman falling into a swoon" may be the long-lost work "Smell" of this series. The paintings in this series are considered some of the earliest works by Rembrandt, executed, apparently, even while training in the Studio of Dutch painter Peter Lastman (Pieter Lastman).

Director of the auction house Nye and Company claims that there were no signs of excitement caused by the painting at auction. Put it up as representatives of some local families: they inherited from roditeley@

Case such a sudden opening of the masterpiece of famous masters occurred at the beginning of this year. The painting "View from the meadows on the Salisbury Cathedral", in 2013, sold at Christie's for $5 212 as the work of a "follower of John constable", after restoration and re-examination was attributed to Constable and sold at Sotheby's for $5.2 million —  nearly a thousand times its former otenki@

the Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Sources: artnet.com, artinvestment.ru