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RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD An amazing recovery Joslyn patrons get i rst look at restored portrait by Rembrandt that museum had recategorized and socked away

BY CASEY LOGAN ON OMAHA.COM/ WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER REMBRANDT Read more about maha, meet Dirck van the portrait’s • saga, from Os. On Monday, Joslyn its beginning Art Museum reintroduced to its latest recategorization. a portrait of a prominent 17th century Dutch citizen, painted by famed artist Rembrandt van Rijn. • A group of approximately 200O museum patrons attended a private viewing of Rembrandt’s “Portrait of Dirck van Os,” followed by a lecture and luncheon. The portrait’s authenticity as a Rembrandt was thrown into doubt in the 1980s and was only recently confirmed by the world’s leading authority as one of the artist’s works. It will be on public view when the museum opens today. As part of the Joslyn’s permanent collection, it is viewable for free (the museum eliminat- ed general admission fees last year). Joslyn supporters were delighted to see the painting take its featured place at the museum. For some, it was a reunion of sorts. Mary Jo Schiro worked at the museum’s information desk in the late 1970s and said she remembers taking a Joslyn Museum’s restored Rembrandt, “Portrait of Dirck van Os,” can be viewed starting today in the Hitchcock lunch hour tour during which the painting was dis- Gallery. A few hundred museum patrons attended a preview Monday, including Becky Jackson, who said of the cussed. On Monday, Schiro and her friends were among painting, “It’s amazing.” The museum got the portrait in 1942 as an authenticated Rembrandt but reclassified it in See Rembrandt: Page 2 the ’80s as from the School of Rembrandt and put it in storage.