New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 6

{NA PROTESTING ITALY'S ART CLAIMS Press States Gallries Are Being Robhed by Italian Mission May 13, (Correspondence ociated Press.)—The Vienna making violent protests against the Italian claims for works declaring that the Italians are introducing old Napoleonic methods of | frobbing leric Professor Paolo d° Ancona of Milan, Wwho is at the head of the Italian art f mission, told the correspondent of the Associated Press that the whole mat- ter had been laid before the peace con- ference for decision and that the Ital- fians so far are only placing the works of under sequestration, so that they may he protected in case of Bol- shevik mpts to destroy, steal or resell them s happened with the Her- mitage Gallery, at Petrograd. The Italians feared this might be the fato of the Budapest Gallery containing such priceless works as Raphael's Ma- P donna. Professor Ancona stated that the Ttalian claims fall under three heads: First, indemnities for art works, ued at $10,000,000 destroyed by the Austrians in Ttaly during the war, in- cluding the air raids at Venice, An- cona, Padua, Ravenna and other points; second, works which have been stolen from Ttaly in the past; third, works which logically belong to territory now occupied by TItaly or about to become her property, includ- ing Pola, Lissa Island and Fiume. There are also provisional claims for Ttaly’s share which belong to her historically in case the museums of Vienna and Budapest should be divid- ed among the nations of the former empire, the Czechs havir already submitted a similar claim, Professor d° Ancona said that among the works of art restitution of which is demanded by Italy are eight- een paintings, of which only one is not Ialian, the exception being the larger of two portraits of Rembrandt. These eighteen works have been valued at about $5,000,000. Other notable works claimed are Raphael's “Madonna del Prato;” “Jupiter and To,” hy Correg five other Correggios of the twen- v that are in the Austrian Tmperial Museum; Titlan's “Madonna Delle Ci- leege”; Moretti’'s “San Gustina': and two Tintorettis, one being ‘‘Susanna and the Elde Among second-class works alleged to have been stolen from Italy and in- cluded in the Hof Museum collection is the famous Florentine Diamond which Italians claim as part of the treasures of Tuscany carried off by Prince Anna Maria of Medici, con- trary to agreement when nearly two centuries ago she renounced the Tus- can throne in order to become Em- press of Austria. There is also a col- lection of Venetian arms and manu- scripts and Italian war trophies which the Italians claim have been stolen at various times but which Austria has always refused to restore. 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