Security Investigations: Doyle New York

Nazi Occupation Dept: The paintings , Off to the Hunt and The Hunt, were stolen during the Nazi occupation from the National Museum in Warsaw. Falat, who lived from 1853 to 1929, was a prolific impressionist painter of landscapes and frequently painted hunt scenes, according to CBC. Poland appealed to the U.S. government, which led to an investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement of Homeland Security Investigations. After that investigation, a Manhattan court cleared the seizure of the paintings, which went ahead last Wednesday and u.S. authorities have seized two paintings by Polish artist Julian Falat believed to have been looted by the Nazis during the Second World War. The Polish government says it located the paintings at two New York art auction houses, Christie's and Doyle New York, in 2006. As reported in the news.
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