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Hopeful collectors contact Amsterdam museum after discovery of authentic Rembrandt etchings

Hopeful collectors contact Amsterdam museum after discovery of authentic Rembrandt etchings

Experts at the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam have seen a surge in collectors seeking authentication for prints after 35 genuine Rembrandt etchings were discovered in Zutphen. While the inherited collection is estimated to be worth thousands of euros per piece, subsequent items brought forward by other hopeful collectors have all proven to be reproductions.

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