Below is how the delivery of the packages I mailed in 2018 went. Mailed binders to the list shown below to show I solved the Isabella Stewart Gardner Art Heist. Frederick Koch a Koch Brother did the art heist. Vermeer, Rembrandt, Degas & MORE!The packages contained a binder with the information shown on this blog. […]
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2010/2011 – I found the 10/7/1991 James Bourlet & Sons ART STORAGE/WAREHOUSE fire and reported that we might have art from that fire. That didn’t necessarily mean I believed there was a crime. But if the art was listed as recovered from the fire we could then start getting this artwork authenticated. So, after I
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Below is information I discovered while researching my mother’s stories from her art encounters. And the notes they wrote during Koch’s visits with my mother. Following the name Ed Koch, in Miami which ironically lead me right into the art world. Art Restoration International Art Trading MOCA The Ed Koch addresses in the documents come
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Over the years the most memorable story my mother would tell me was about this print by Jim Cassel. It is torn and stained and looks like garbage, I even told her, “throw it away, mom.” She said, “NO, this piece is the most important of all the pieces I got from him.” She said it is
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After years of research, putting together the information/facts from my mother’s story regarding her artwork and the artwork itself, the March 18, 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist has been solved. Frederick Robinson Koch and John Olsen committed the heist. This was reported by Suzanne (me) on June 21, 2012 to Mr. Robert Wittman.
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It had been a couple of weeks since my mother had seen Mr. Koch. She had even started asking around the market if anyone had seen him around. Then one day a lady she thought may have been a nurse from Raulerson Hospital, came and found her at her booth. Telling her Mr. Koch was
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Some of the artwork sold to my mother had damage. Mr. Koch told her the damage to the artwork was from it being saved from a fire at an art storage warehouse. I had been looking for this fire to be in South Florida. In The Notes are several mentions of a Washington Storage and Washington Gallery
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This amazing Sultan of Morocco painting by Vincent van Gogh is part of an incredible story. Download PDF Mr. Koch sold this painting to my mother, and according to their notes from the transactions it is titled “The Moroccan,” and my mother was to contact “Gallery Van Nuys 13 Rue de Missionaire, Paris France – Madame
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This Édouard Manet painting is part of an incredible story. Download PDF Mr. Koch sold this painting to my mother. See The Notes They Wrote During These Visits
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These Picasso drawings & painting are part of an incredible story. Download PDF Mr. Koch sold these paintings/drawings to my mother, he sold her four (4) paintings/drawings by Pablo Picasso. Unfortunately I don’t have a photo of the 4th painting. According to the notes (from the transactions) the Picasso paintings/drawings were formerly the collection of
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