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Harbour scene
Lost Art-ID
220626
Artist / Creator
Lingelbach, Johannes
Birth
(vor) 1622.10.10, Frankfurt (Main)
Death
1674.11, Amsterdam
Place of activity
Paris; Amsterdam; Erwähnungsland: Italien
Title
Harbour scene
Dating
1647 (around)
Object type
Group of reported objects
Material / Technique
Oil ; Canvas / painted
Measures
mit Rahmen: 125 cm x 113 cm x 6 cm
Height
121.00 cm
Width
108.00 cm
Inventory number
mü8662
Description
The painting shows a harbour scene under a cloudy sky. Various people can be seen in the foreground, two merchants in conversation at the left edge of the picture, a man squatting on baggage to their right, seen from behind. At the right edge of the picture, a man with a naked upper body is bending down to pick up a crate. A ruined temple can be seen in the middle ground on the left, with merchants and a couple in bourgeois dress facing each other on the right. Other people, mostly labourers, are depicted on the right. In the background is a sailing ship, with mountains behind it.
The work is neither signed nor dated.
Provenance
c. 1674-without date: Johannes Lingelbach (1622-1674)
(...): Whereabouts unknown
without date-15.05.1943: art shop Dr Rolph Grosse, Berlin, acquisition path unclear, according to own statement acquired "from old property"
15.05.1943-24.06.1944: Adolf Hitler ("Sonderauftrag Linz"), purchased from art shop Dr Rolph Grosse, Berlin, and consigned to the "Führerbau", Munich, inv. no. 2950
24.06.1944-10.10.1945: Adolf Hitler ("Sonderauftrag Linz"), arrival in Altaussee on 24 June 1944 with the 2nd salvage transport from Munich, Aussee no. 3909
10.10.1945-10.06.1949: American military government, seizure and transport to the Central Collecting Point Munich, inv. no. 8662
10.06.1949-22.02.1952: Bavarian Minister President, Munich, fiduciary takeover
22.02.1952-1960: Trustee Administration of Cultural Property at the Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, Munich, fiduciary takeover
1960-today: Federal Republic of Germany, Munich/Berlin, acquisition from former Reich property on the basis of Article 134 of the Basic Law
Literature / Source
Birgit Schwarz: Hitlers Museum. Die Fotoalben Gemäldegalerie Linz. Dokumente zum „Führermuseum“, Wien/Köln/Weimar 2004, S. 174, Nr. XXVII/50, Abb. S. 437.
Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte (Hg.): Kunstwerk des Monats, Oldenburg 2017_Dezember.
Published since
Contact
Kunstverwaltung des Bundes
Herbert-Bayer-Straße 5
13086 Berlin
Germany
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