Inventory number: NK2082

Item category: oude kunst [nl]

Item name: schilderij [nl]

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From the provenance research into the period 1933-1945, indications have emerged that suggest possible involuntary loss of ownership.

The provenance is inconclusive. It is not known how, when or under what circumstances the art dealer Duits, Amsterdam acquired the painting. It is not known when or under what circumstances the private collector Weigel (Berlin/Switzerland/Paris/Denmark) acquired the painting. It is not known when or under what circumstances the art dealer Schönemann, Amsterdam acquired the work. Schönemann sold the painting in 1940 to the Dienststelle Mühlmann in The Hague, via Dr Plietzsch. Dienststelle Mühlmann sold the painting on to J. Wilpert, Munich. It is known that during the occupation, Dienststelle Mühlmann purchased items from looted Jewish property, such as from the Liro or from Jewish art dealers who had been placed under administration or expropriated. At present, however, it cannot be determined whether this object originated from there; there are no concrete leads for further investigation.

Name: Stichting Nederlandsch Kunstbezit

Status: vrijwillige verkoop

Source: Archief SNK nr.437

Place: Amsterdam

Number: 20152

Date: 1947-12-12

Term: München (Collecting point)

Number: 45203