Dürer’s “Adam and Eve” once lost, is now found in a Boston library
THE BOSTON GLOBE
By Shelley Murphy and Andrew Ryan
MASSACHUSETTS---Two valuable prints that went missing from the Boston Public Library, triggering a criminal investigation and the resignation of the institution’s president, were discovered Thursday on a shelf — a mere 80 feet from where they should have been filed, according to authorities. Dürer’s “Adam and Eve,” and Rembrandt’s “Self-Portrait With Plumed Cap and Lowered Sabre,” were found in the library’s storage room in Row 14B, Bay 3 on Shelf 2, about 80 feet from where they should have been filed, according to library officials. [link]
By Shelley Murphy and Andrew Ryan
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| Lauren Schott (right), who found the prints, displayed the Rembrandt while president Amy Ryan held the Dürer. |
