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Renaissance cabinet

Lost Art-ID

623086

Interior photograph of the Adler house, Munich Harlaching, Hochleite, with the two-door oak cupboard in the background, privately owned.

Artist / Creator

Unknown

Title

Renaissance cabinet

Dating

1600 (around)

Object type

Furniture

Group of reported objects

Crafts and other folk arts

Material / Technique

Wood (Oak) dark

Height

250.00 cm

Description

currently no further information available

Provenance

Karl and Emilie Adler, Munich, Lessingstr. 6, until 28 Nov. 1938; confiscation by the Secret State Police, Munich as part of the ‘seizure of Jewish-owned cultural property’ in the Adler flat, Munich, Lessingstr. 6, protocol no. 2, 28 Nov. 1938, according to the note, the cupboard remained in the flat. Emilie Adler, Munich, release by the Secret State Police, Munich, 31 Jan. 1938; whereabouts unknown since March 1939

Literature / Source

Stadtarchiv München, Stadtmuseum Nr. 104, StM/I/30a-b, Karl Adler, München, Lessingstr. 6, 28.11.1938, Nr. 2. Stadtarchiv München, Stadtmuseum Nr. 104, Protokoll Karl Adler, München, Lessingstr. 6, 28.11.1938. Staatarchiv München, FinA 16642, „Schätzung des Umzugsgutes, der Frau Emilie Sarah Adler, München, Lessingstrasse 6“ durch Hugo Ruef, Kunstversteigerungshaus und Sachverständiger, München, 16.01.1939. Staatsarchiv München, WB I N 770, Protokoll aufgenommen in öffentlicher Sitzung vor dem Einzelrichter der Wiedergutmachungskammer beim Landgericht München I, München, 2. Juli 1964, Aussage von Dr. Sophie Mayer.

Published since

30.07.2024

Contact

Hagar Lev

E-Mail

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