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18 April 1904Gregorian
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30 May 1987
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Dominion Gallery fonds
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West's Galleries Limited fonds
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Loeb Collection, Galerie Caldenhoff; Lepke, Berlin, 8 June 1929, lot 16, as 'Netherlandish Master, c. 1520-1530'.with Galerie Stern, Düsseldorf, 1936.Sold under duress due to persecution by the National Socialists.Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, before 1970. Anonymous sale; Christie's, London, 26 June 1970, lot 32, as 'Jan de Cock'.Heinz Kisters, Kreuzlingen. Anonymous sale; Sotheby's, London, 9 December 1992, lot 30, as 'South Netherlandish School, 2nd Quarter of the 16th Century'.Private collection, Paris, 1993.Restituted to the Estate of Max Stern, December 2008.Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 2009-2011, on loan. (English)
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Until a decade ago, it remained unknown that Stern had a previous life in Duesseldorf, which came to an end in 1937 when the Nazis forced him to liquidate the inventory of his family's esteemed Rhine Valley art dealership in sale No. 392 at the Cologne-based, Nazi-approved Lempertz auction house (still in business today). (English)
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22 March 2022
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15 December 2019
Max Stern (gallery owner)
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Max Stern (gallery owner)
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