© Peter Malles
can search for judges only valves? The Van Eyck brothers’ masterpiece hangs in Rons, among portraits of Eddie Walley and other well-known Flemish figures. You can see for yourself whether the painting is real…
Peter Malles and Sander Luitten
Since 1934, professional detectives and enthusiasts have been searching for the stolen part of Lamb of God† After all these years, a new path suddenly appeared: the painting hangs in an abandoned building along the Elzeelsesteenweg in Rhone. It is protected by police tape.
Before you jump in the car, unfortunately this is just a picture of the board, but it is very successful. The fact that the mural is hung between portraits of famous Flemish people such as Wim Willart, Eddie Wally and Stefan Degan also reveals that this is not the original.
The graffiti area will soon be demolished. Until then, interested parties can take a look over the weekend. More information via www.blacklabelarts.com†
justice judges † © Peter Malles
Eddie Wally † © Peter Malles
Stephen Degan † © Peter Malles
Wim Willeart † © Peter Malles
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