It is a sensation: the two parts of a painting of the Renaissance Memal Lucas Cranach, which was cut about 90 years ago, are now back in Gotha. “Today is basically a festive day for us,” said Timo Trümper from the Friedenstein Foundation. The recently rejected upper fragment of Salome with Johannes bowl have hiked by the art trade for a long time. They never dared to bring the two parts together again, Trümper said.
