Rembrandt painting discovered in Maine attic sells for almost $1.2 million
Briefly

"On house calls, we often go in blind, not knowing what we'll find. The home was filled with wonderful pieces, but it was in the attic, among stacks of art, that we found this remarkable portrait."
"The portrait is unsigned but a label on the back attributes the work to Rembrandt and notes the painting was lent by the Philadelphia Museum of Art for a 1970 exhibition."
"After being discovered in a Maine attic, the portrait titled 'Portrait of a Girl' sold for nearly $1.2 million at auction, highlighting the unexpected treasures within households."
Read at Boston.com
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