Herbert von Klemperer (Q107166572)
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German Jewish engineer, art collector and emigrant (1878-1951)
- Herbert Otto von Klemperer (Edler von Klemenau)
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| English | Herbert von Klemperer |
German Jewish engineer, art collector and emigrant (1878-1951) |
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31030 Wanderer-Werke AG, Siegmar-Schönau, Nr. 14
31030 Wanderer-Werke AG, Siegmar-Schönau, Nr. 715
31030 Wanderer-Werke AG, Siegmar-Schönau, Nr. 2698
1938
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Dr. Klemperer was forced to surrender the painting when he left Germany in 1938. (English)
4 April 2024
Dr. Herbert von Klemperer, Berlin;Auction, Hans W. Lange, Berlin, November 18-19, 1938 lot 151 (involuntary sale by the above), there purchased by,Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Cologne, Germany, (inventory no. 2613);Restituted to the heirs of Dr. Herbert von Klemperer, July 2008. (English)
4 April 2024
July 2008
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Possibly Aernout van Lingen, Utrecht, by 1676.[1] probably with (Glenz, Berlin), in 1915;[2] possibly Gustav Klemperer Edler von Klemenau [1852-1926], Dresden; his son, Dr. Herbert von Klemperer [1878-1951], Berlin;[3] (sale, Lange, Berlin, 18-19 November 1938, no. 151); acquired by Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Cologne, inv. no. 2613; restituted July 2008 to Klemperer's heirs; (sale, Sotheby's, New York, 9 January 2009, no. 40); (Johnny Van Haeften London Ltd., London; Otto Naumann, New York; Bernheimer Fine Art Ltd., Munich); purchased April 2009 by NGA.[1] The inventory of Aernout van Lingen, "raad in de Vroedshap," which was made in Utrecht in 1676, lists: "Een saakpijp van Ter Brugghen." The inventory, first published by Marten Jan Bok ("Hendrick Jansz. ter Brugghen," in Albert Blankert et al., Nieuw Licht op de Gouden Eeuw; Hendrick ter Brugghen en tijdgenoten, exh. cat., Centraal Museum, Utrecht; Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum, Braunschweig, 1986-1987: 71), is in the Gemeentearchief Utrecht, Stadsarchief II, inv. no. 3146, 1676.[2] A. von Schneider, Caravaggio und die Niederländer, Marburg-Lahn, 1933; 2nd ed., Amsterdam, 1967: 140.[3] Dr. Klemperer was forced to surrender the painting when he left Germany in 1938. (English)
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THE EXPROPRIATION OF THE GUSTAV VON KLEMPERER PORCELAIN COLLECTION (English)