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The Mystery of the Missing Portrait of a Young Man
21:34 - 28:56 (07:22)
The podcast talks about one of the most famous pieces of art to have gone missing during World War II by Hitler's gang, the Portrait of a Young Man by Raphael, and how it has a Simpsons crossover. The episode is directed by Teller from Penn & Teller.
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The famous painting, Portrait of a Young Man by Raphael, is among the list of great art plundered by Hitler and has never been found.
21:34 - 24:21 (02:46)
Summary
The famous painting, Portrait of a Young Man by Raphael, is among the list of great art plundered by Hitler and has never been found. The Simpsons writers may have included a nod to this missing artwork in an episode featuring a similarly large and improbable pearl earring.
ChapterThe Mystery of the Missing Portrait of a Young Man
EpisodeSeven - No, Wait, Five - Mysteries of the Art World
PodcastStuff You Should Know
During World War II, Raphael's Portrait of a Young Man along with two other important paintings were rescued by a Polish prince and hidden away in a house.
24:21 - 26:13 (01:51)
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During World War II, Raphael's Portrait of a Young Man along with two other important paintings were rescued by a Polish prince and hidden away in a house. Eventually, they were captured by the Nazis and placed in the office of Hans Frank, the head of the Nazi government in Poland.
ChapterThe Mystery of the Missing Portrait of a Young Man
EpisodeSeven - No, Wait, Five - Mysteries of the Art World
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this episode, the missing Raphael portrait of a young man during the World War II period is discussed in detail along with other missing artifacts.
26:13 - 28:56 (02:43)
Summary
In this episode, the missing Raphael portrait of a young man during the World War II period is discussed in detail along with other missing artifacts. The discussion revolves around the circumstances of the theft and possible speculations of its whereabouts.