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van der Heyden
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1971
15 November 1971
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Besides Harry Sperling another of my favorite dealer-smugglers was John J. Klejman. (English)
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A graduate of Columbia Col lege in 1927, Mr. Sperling served in World War II as lieutenant in the Office of Stra tegic Services. He was Euro pean director of information for Radio Free Europe in Munich from 1950 to 1952. (English)
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A graduate of Columbia Col lege in 1927, Mr. Sperling served in World War II as lieutenant in the Office of Stra tegic Services. He was Euro pean director of information for Radio Free Europe in Munich from 1950 to 1952. (English)
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1959
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18 September 2021
1905-1910 Willem Steenhoff [1863-1932] Amsterdam, Netherlands sold to Alfred Flectheim1912(Alfred Flectheim, Dusselforf, Germany, sold to Max Stiller) Max Siller, Barman, Germany 1942 Harry G, Sperling [1925-1971] New York, NY 1942-1946 Sam Saltz, New York, NY1946-1958 Leonard C. Hanna, Jr, Cleveland, OH, purchased March 12, 19461958 Leonard C. Hanna, Jr. [1889-1957] Cleveland, OH by bequest to the Cleveland Museum of Art (English)
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Jules Porges, Paris; [Guy Stein and D'Atri, Paris, until 1963]; [Kleinberger, New York, 1963–75; bequeathed by Harry G. Sperling, last surviving partner of firm, to MMA] (English)
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The HCPO provided the Museum with information and documentation showing that the Nazis looted the drawing from Dr. Feldmann in 1939. Acknowledging that Dr. Feldmann lost possession of the drawing due to Nazi persecution, the Museum agreed that it should be returned to his heirs as its rightful owner. The Museum received the drawing as a bequest from Mr. Sperling in 1975 and was unaware of its connection to Dr. Feldmann or that it was looted during the Holocaust. Mr. Sperling acquired the drawing from P. and D. Colnaghi and Co., Ltd. in London in 1954. (English)
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