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(Q47487054)

English

Vitaly Bloch

art historian, purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel (1900-1975)

  • Blokh, V. S.
  • Vitale Bloch
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Statements

instance of
human
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given name
Vitale
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family name
Bloch
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significant person
Max Jakob Friedländer
1 reference
stated in
ALIU Final Report
reference URL
https://www.lootedart.com/MVI3RM469661
quotation
Bloch, Dr Vitalo. The Hague, Sweelinkstraat 61. Art historian of Polish or Russian Jewish origin, who acted as purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel and others for protection against the anti-Semitic laws. Intimate friend of Friedlander. Close contact of Hofer and Lohse. After Friedlander, most improtant figure in Dutch collaborationist art circles. (English)
native language
English
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occupation
art historian
4 references
stated in
ALIU Final Report
quotation
Bloch, Dr Vitalo. The Hague, Sweelinkstraat 61. Art historian of Polish or Russian Jewish origin, who acted as purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel and others for protection against the anti-Semitic laws. Intimate friend of Friedlander. Close contact of Hofer and Lohse. After Friedlander, most improtant figure in Dutch collaborationist art circles (English)
author
Art Looting Investigation Unit
stated in
RKDartists
reference URL
https://rkd.nl/nl/explore/artists/356532
RKDartists ID
356532
retrieved
11 June 2018
stated in
IdRef
reference URL
https://www.idref.fr/083994483
IdRef ID
083994483
retrieved
11 June 2018
stated in
BnF authorities
reference URL
http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb11939406t
Bibliothèque nationale de France ID
11939406t
retrieved
11 June 2018
owner of
The Marriage at Cana
1 reference
stated in
Whereabouts of paintings 1933
reference URL
https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/about-us/history/collection-history/whereabouts-of-paintings-1933-1945
quotation
Bought by NG from Dr Vitale Bloch (D), 1966NG6372ProvenanceGerace, Naples, before 1959; *Dr Vitale Bloch (D);Questions 1933-1945Date and details of acquisition by Gerace (English)
investigated by
Art Looting Investigation Unit
1 reference
stated in
ALIU Final Report
reference URL
https://www.fold3.com/image/273355691
quotation
Bloch, Dr Vitalo. The Hague, Sweelinkstraat 61. Art historian of Polish or Russian Jewish origin, who acted as purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel and others for protection against the anti-Semitic laws. Intimate friend of Friedlander. Close contact of Hofer and Lohse. After Friedlander, most important figure in Dutch collaborationist art circles. See CIR #2, #4, DIR #9, #11. (English)
described by source
ALIU Final Report
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.lootedart.com/MVI3RM469661
quotation
Bloch, Dr Vitalo. The Hague, Sweelinkstraat 61. Art historian of Polish or Russian Jewish origin, who acted as purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel and others for protection against the anti-Semitic laws. Intimate friend of Friedlander. Close contact of Hofer and Lohse. After Friedlander, most improtant figure in Dutch collaborationist art circles. (English)

Identifiers

VIAF ID
43250690
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ISNI
0000000082237431
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FAST ID
140566
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CONOR.SI ID
263096931
subject named as
Bloch, Vitale
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Angelicum ID
22718
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RKDartists ID
356532
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