After hanging in South Africa for over fifty years, a historic oil painting of Molen de Ster returned to its place of origin in Winsum on Friday. The artwork, presumably created by a Jewish person in hiding, was donated back by the descendants of the miller's family at the time.
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After hanging in South Africa for over fifty years, a historic oil painting of Molen de Ster returned to its place of origin in Winsum on Friday. The artwork, presumably created by a Jewish person in hiding, was donated back by the descendants of the miller's family at the time.