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PITTSBURGH DISPATCH Stamped in blue: MAY 4 – 1912
H. C. FRICK BUYS REMBRANDT Pays About $250,000 for "The Dutch Merchant" LONDON, May 3.—[Special Cable.]— The Times announces that Lord Feversham has sold his highly important Rembrandt portrait of a merchant to H. C. Frick for approximately $250,000. The picture was one of the features of the Rembrandt exhibition at Burlington House in 1899. It is generally known as "The Dutch Merchant," and has been in Lord Faversham's family about 160 years.