The AP reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have returned this work, St. Jerome by Ludovico Carracci (1595) to the estate of Max Stern. The work was owned by art dealer Max Stern, and he was forced into selling the works in 1937 in Cologne, Germany. The work had been hanging in the home of art dealer Richard L. Feigen. Feigen had read about the other recent return to the Stern estate, and discovered the work had been missing after checking with the Max Stern Art Restitution Project.
This voluntary return follows soon after another recent return, and the recent decision by the First Circuit, Vineberg v. Bissonette.
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