A £35m Rembrandt may stay in the UK, as its buyer considers withdrawing the work’s export license and donating it to a British Museum.  “The prospective buyer is considering a loan to a UK institution so that the painting can be further enjoyed by the British public,” says a Sotheby’s spokeswoman. 

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