An early impression of the aquatinta etching “Muchachos al avío” (“Lads making ready”) by Francisco de Goya was found in the kitchen of the former residence of Slobodan Milosevic in Beograd. The plate 11 of the series “Los Caprichos” has been confirmed to be a first impression, published in 1799.
The plate had been part of the collection of former President Josip Broz Tito, for whom the residence originally was built. At the moment it is both unclear how it got there and what the wherebouts of other “disappared” items from the mentioned collection are.
Oldprints 
[…] oldprints 23:35 pm Not really the first places you would look for an original etching: Last time, it was the kitchen, now it is (or rather: was) the bathroom of the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C. […]