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The jealous Tyrolean (scene in an pub)
Lost Art-ID
220763
Artist / Creator
Defregger, Franz von
Birth
1835.04.30, Stronach (Tirol)
Death
1921.01.02, München
Place of activity
Innsbruck; München
Title
The jealous Tyrolean (scene in an pub)
Dating
1899
Object type
Group of reported objects
Material / Technique
Oil ; Canvas / painted
Height
110.00 cm
Width
98.00 cm
Inventory number
mü9080
Description
The painting shows several people in an inn. A wall on the left divides the inn into two rooms. A couple in traditional costume is depicted in the foreground. The woman on the left is wearing a blue apron, has her right arm on her hip and is looking down. To her right, the man with a feathered hat stands with his legs apart, his left hand closed into a fist. He is holding the woman's hand in his right. On the right edge of the picture is a table with crockery, below it a dachshund looking up at the couple. In the background, through an arched opening, we can see the parlour with numerous guests, whose gazes are also directed towards the couple.
The work is signed and dated "Defregger 1899" at the bottom left.
The painting is listed and illustrated in the catalogue raisonné of Hans Peter Defregger's works (1983).
Provenance
1899-without date: Franz von Defregger (1835-1921)
without date-at least 02-04 March 1937: "Defregger" [probably Defregger family, Munich], acquisition unknown [probably inheritance], consigned to the Munich art auction house Adolf Weinmüller, Munich, for auction on 02-04 March 1937, not sold there
(...): Whereabouts unknown
without date-27-29.01.1943 owner unknown, Litzmannstadt (Łódź), acquisition unknown, consigned to the auction house Hans W. Lange, Berlin, for auction on 27-29 January 1943
27-29 Jan. 1943-without date: art dealer Maria Almas-Dietrich (1892-1971), Munich, purchased at auction at the auction house Hans W. Lange, Berlin
without date-19.05.1944: Adolf Hitler ("Sonderauftrag Linz"), most likely purchased from Maria Almas-Dietrich, Munich, and consigned to the "Führerbau", Munich, inv. no. 2698
19.05.1944-13.10.1945: Adolf Hitler ("Sonderauftrag Linz"), arrival in Altaussee on 19 May 1944 with the 1st salvage transport from Munich, Aussee no. 4300
13.10.1945-10.06.1949: American military government, seizure and transport to the Central Collecting Point Munich, inv. no. 9080
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, takeover from former Reich property on the basis of Article 134 of the Basic Law.
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Contact
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13086 Berlin
Germany
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