(Q2418467)
Statements
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13 May 2014
14 February 1886Gregorian
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13 May 2014
Theodor Werner (English)
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
15 January 1969
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13 May 2014
Theodor Werner (English)
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
9 October 2017
Theodor Werner
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11 May 2018
25 October 2018
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Erwerb in den frühen 20er oder 30er Jahren; bis 1936 Sammlung Hedwig Stern, Verkauf bei Thannhauser beziehungsweise dessen Ariseur Paul Roemer, Berlin; 1938 Prof. Theodor Werner, Potsdam; 1938 Nachmann, Brückenallee 2, Berlin-Tiergarten; Möbelspedition Edmund Franzkowiak & Co, Berlin; Verbleib unbekannt (German)
Important groups of works include, for example, the former private collections of Woty and Theodor Werner, Martha and Markus Kruss, Günther Franke as well as Sofie and Emanuel Fohn. Some of these collections were formed in the Weimar Republic, in the time of National Socialism or even in the post-war period, which is why the actual historical circumstances surrounding their purchase have to be subjected to critical examination. (English)
Vom Umzugsgut 1936 durch die Gestapo ausgenommen; "Zwangs"- Verkauf um 1938/1939 bei Thannhauser/Roemer; eingelagert bei Thannhauser & Co, Berlin, später wohl durch dessen Ariseur Paul Roemer verkauft an Theodor Werner; 1956 Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art New York, USA, dort verkauft; Sammlung Basil und Elise Goulandris, Lausanne (English)
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3 September 2018
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Another painting once owned by Fritz Glaser, "Harbor Scene," by the Swiss-German artist Paul Klee, was in possession of a Munich museum, the Pinakothek der Moderne.Records establish that Glaser bought the watercolor in 1921. But what happened to it over the next half-century remains a mystery.Officials from the Munich museum said the next citation of the Klee painting came in 1968, when it was listed as part of the collection of Theodor and Woty Werner, two artists who themselves had run afoul of the Nazis as practitioners of "degenerate art." The Munich museum acquired "Harbor Scene" from the Werners in 1971.In an April 2006 letter, Munich museum officials informed Glaser that they would try to clear up the painting's provenance, but were "skeptical" they would be able to do so. Glaser and her lawyer haven't heard from them since. (English)
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I-001893453-5
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- bewiki Тэадор Вернер (мастак)
- dewiki Theodor Werner (Maler)
- itwiki Theodor Werner
- nlwiki Theodor Werner