Vincent van Gogh's The Sultan of Morocco Painting

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We believe the restoration work was done by Art Restoration Corp in Miami. Click here for the Sunbiz document showing a Mr. Koch as part owner.

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Compare the colors used in the van Gogh painting below to the curtains in the Maria Sethe painting below by Theo van Rysselberghe. Van Gogh could have borrowed paint from Theo. They were traveling together during this time period. While traveling with Theo van Rysselberghe, van Gogh would most likely have been able to paint this Sultan.

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A Fascinating Real Life Story of a daughter, Suzanne's, journey to share her mother, Mary's, story about her art encounters with a billionaire.

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Mary's Art Encounters Solved The Art Crimes Below

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ART Heist

March 18, 1990

In 2012, this 1990 crime was solved by Suzanne while researching her mother, Mary's, 1991/1992 art encounters. Suzanne reported her findings to the FBI in June 2012 and nine months later on March 18, 2013, the FBI announced they now know the names of the two men that did the heist, but refused to release the names of the men. Billionaire - Frederick R. Koch and his companion, John Olsen.

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James Bourlet and Sons Storage ART/COLLECTIBLES Fire

October 7, 1991

Most of the belongings in this fire were owned by Frederick R. Koch. The fire occurred 13 days after Robert Donati was discovered murdered. Mr. Donati was murdered because of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist. A few weeks after this fire, a Mr. Koch arrived in Mary's life and began teaching her about the art world. Which is shown in the notes written on Koch's visits with Mary.

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Mr. Koch Sold Mary Artwork By

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Mary recognizes Frederick R. Koch from the photo below as the Mr. Koch that sold her the artwork!

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