 Notably, the collection included three Rembrandts, "La Danse" by Watteau, the Memling portrait by Corsini, the Rubens "Ganymede", and Vermeer's "The Artist in His Studio", a forced sale at a knock-down price.In the "authoritarian anarchy" and "administrative chaos" that was typical of the way the Third Reich operated, the "Sonderauftrag Linz" was not the only Nazi agency collecting artworks.In France, as in many other countries in Europe, the office of "Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg" (Special Purposes Reich Leader Rosenberg) was the primary agency.