Behind the door, under a thick layer of dusk lay a treasure trove of
turn-of-the-century objects including a painting by the 19th century Italian
artist Giovanni Boldini worth 2 million Euros.
The woman who owned the flat had left for the south of France before the Second World War and never
returned.
But when she died recently aged 91, experts were tasked with drawing up an
inventory of her possessions and homed in on the flat near the Trinité church in
Paris between the Pigalle red light district and Opera.
Entering the untouched, cobweb-filled flat in Paris, one
expert said it was like stumbling into the castle of Sleeping Beauty, where time
had stood still since 1900.
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