 He also created several forgeries during this time, including "The Head of Christ", "The Last Supper II", "The Blessing of Jacob", "The Adulteress", and "The Washing of the Feet"—all in the manner of Vermeer.On 18 December 1943, he divorced his wife, but this was only a formality; the couple remained together, but a large share of his capital was transferred to her accounts as a safeguard against the uncertainties of the war.In December 1943, the van Meegerens moved to Amsterdam where they took up residence in the exclusive Keizersgracht 321.