Argentinian authorities are investigating the disappearance of a painting stolen by the Nazis, previously seen in an estate agent's advertisement. The artwork, 'Portrait of a Lady' by Giuseppe Ghislandi, was displayed above a sofa in a house belonging to the daughter of a high-ranking Nazi who emigrated to Argentina after WWII. After a police raid yielded no painting but seized two weapons, authorities suspect a possible cover-up related to art smuggling. Federal prosecutor Carlos Martínez announced that the investigation will explore the recollection of the painting, which has gone missing shortly after media reports highlighted its presence. Further inquiries indicated the home was rearranged before the raid, casting doubt on the whereabouts of the artwork. The painting was part of the collection of Jacques Goudstikker, a Jewish art dealer, whose artworks were forcibly sold by Nazis. Goudstikker’s estate is actively pursuing recovery of the painting, emphasizing the aim to restore his collection’s legacy.