31 August 2020, Brandenburg, Potsdam: Jutta Götzmann, director of the Potsdam Museum - Forum for Art and History, takes the oil painting "Kellertorbrücke" (Cellar Gate Bridge) by the Potsdam painter Max Friedrich Koch (1859 - 1930) from the easel after a press conference on the donation of two paintings. The painting was in the possession of a family from Neuss, lay for a long time packed in rubbish bags on a cupboard and was offered on 30.01.2020 in the ZDF programme "Bares für Rares". Instead of the hoped-for 300 euros for the oil painting, mother and daughter received 1650 euros from a Wies

31 August 2020, Brandenburg, Potsdam: Jutta Götzmann, director of the Potsdam Museum - Forum for Art and History, takes the oil painting "Kellertorbrücke" (Cellar Gate Bridge) by the Potsdam painter Max Friedrich Koch (1859 - 1930) from the easel after a press conference on the donation of two paintings. The painting was in the possession of a family from Neuss, lay for a long time packed in rubbish bags on a cupboard and was offered on 30.01.2020 in the ZDF programme "Bares für Rares". Instead of the hoped-for 300 euros for the oil painting, mother and daughter received 1650 euros from a Wies Stock Photo

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31 August 2020, Brandenburg, Potsdam: Jutta Götzmann, director of the Potsdam Museum - Forum for Art and History, takes the oil painting "Kellertorbrücke" (Cellar Gate Bridge) by the Potsdam painter Max Friedrich Koch (1859 - 1930) from the easel after a press conference on the donation of two paintings. The painting was in the possession of a family from Neuss, lay for a long time packed in rubbish bags on a cupboard and was offered on 30.01.2020 in the ZDF programme "Bares für Rares". Instead of the hoped-for 300 euros for the oil painting, mother and daughter received 1650 euros from a Wiesbaden art dealer. The Friends of the Potsdam Museum became aware of the purchase, collected donations for the purchase of the painting from 1917 and now donated it to the museum. On the left is the painting "Groß Glienicke" by Paul Lehmann-Brauns (1885 - 1970). Photo: Soeren Stache/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

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