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1866
1956
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Marguerite Stern, geb. Fould
9 October 2017
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These seven works, along with six others, were found in 1947 in Darmstadt, at the home of a former German soldier who served in Kriegsmarine. It was quickly admitted that these works had been stolen in Paris from Marguerite Stern, widow of Edgard Stern, where Kriegsmarine had settled during the Occupation. Some of the works had been quickly restored, but the provenance could not be clearly established for all the goods, and seven of them had thus been entered in the MNR inventories. (English)
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Edgar Stern (1854-1937), Paris, by 1912-1937; By inheritance to his wife, Marguerite Stern (née Fould, 1866-1956), Paris, 1937-1941; Confiscated from Stern by German National Socialist (Nazi) forces, 1941-July 1945 [1]; Recovered by Allied forces and taken to the Munich Central Collecting Point, July 1945-August 23, 1946 [2]; Returned by Allied forces to France, August 23, 1946-October 4, 1946; Restituted to Marguerite Stern, Paris, October 4, 1946-1956;By descent through the Stern family, 1956-March 23, 1982; (English)
Marguerite Fould
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