Heirs battle estate over $30m Monet painting from Emden collection sold during Nazi era (Q110028976)
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| English | Heirs battle estate over $30m Monet painting from Emden collection sold during Nazi era |
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Heirs battle estate over $30m Monet painting from Emden collection sold during Nazi era (English)
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Le Palais Ducal (1908), a painting by Claude Monet valued at more than $30m, has been kept off the market according to lawyers for the estate of its last owners Herbert and Adele Klapper, because of doubts cast about its Nazi-era sales history by the grandsons of the German-Jewish department store magnate and art collector Max Emden (1874-1940). (English)
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The dispute over the Monet is framed by the saga of Max Emden’s persecution once the Nazis took power in 1933 and the seizure or sale of his property. (English)
David D'Arcy
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