A judge on Wednesday ordered a Detroit museum to hold onto an 1888 painting by Vincent van Gogh in response to a lawsuit by its owner, who claims it has been missing for nearly six years.
The painting, titled "The Novel Reader" or "The Reading Lady," is part of a rare van Gogh exhibit, which ends Jan. 22 at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
"Plaintiff has not known the location of the painting," the lawsuit states. "Recently, however, plaintiff learned that the painting is in the DIA's possession, on display as part of the museum's `Van Gogh in America' exhibition."
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