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1914
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Estate of the artist, 1914 [1]; to Galerie von der Heyde, Berlin, by 1934 [2]; sold to Herbert Kurz (1892-1967), Meerane, Germany, 1934 [3]. Acquired by Karl Buchholz, Berlin [4]; on consignment to Curt Valentin (Buchholz Gallery), New York, August 16, 1938 [5]; seized by the Alien Property Custodian, May, 1944; sold through Curt Valentin, New York (auction of property vested by Alien Property Custodian) [6] to Henry Pearlman (1895-1974), New York, 1944 [7]; acquired by The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1956 (Gift of the Henry Pearlman Foundation).). (English)
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29 May 1944
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On May 29, 1944, proceeding under the Trading with the Enemy Act, the U.S. government seized 401 artworks that Buchholz had shipped to Valentin. According to MoMA’s website, at least one of the seized paintings, August Macke’s Lady in a Park, found its way into MoMA’s collection. Valentin later sold the painting to Henry Pearlman, whose foundation donated it to MoMA in 1956. (English)
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16.1956
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On May 29, 1944, proceeding under the Trading with the Enemy Act, the U.S. government seized 401 artworks that Buchholz had shipped to Valentin. According to MoMA’s website, at least one of the seized paintings, August Macke’s Lady in a Park, found its way into MoMA’s collection. Valentin later sold the painting to Henry Pearlman, whose foundation donated it to MoMA in 1956. (English)
Frau im Park by August Macke
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