Trente œuvres "disparues ou volées" saisies à l’Institut Wildenstein

Publié le 17/02/2011 par Pierre F. de Ravel d'Esclapon

Pour en savoir plus sur la saga des tableaux disparus, lisez l’article du journal Le Monde en cliquant ici , l’article dans The Telegraph,"Affaire Wildenstein:une nouvelle veuve porte plainte" dans le Paris-Match du 16 .02.2011, "Affaire Widenstein:scandale en toile de fond" par Daniele Georget ,13.02.2011, et l’article de David Le Bailly – Paris Match "L’étau judiciaire se resserre autour de Guy Wildenstein".

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