Russborough House
Britishnoun
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Christine Molloy said the couple stumbled across her story while researching the history of Russborough House for a documentary.
From BBC
Before his involvement in the recovery of The Scream in May 1994, Mr Hill's most successful case was leading the 1993 investigation that found paintings by Vermeer and Goya, which had been stolen seven years earlier from Russborough House in County Wicklow.
From BBC
In 1993 he led the recovery of a Vermeer and a Goya stolen in 1986 from Russborough House in County Wicklow.
From The Guardian
Many countries, including Germany and Ireland, are weighing new export controls for cherished artworks, like several Rubens paintings that had been selected for auction this year by the Russborough House museum in eastern Ireland.
From New York Times
Not only did Russborough House’s perilous financial condition necessitate such an action, the board said the nine paintings up for sale hadn’t even been displayed at Russborough House for nearly 20 years because of security and other concerns.
From New York Times
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