Found-Object Report | Object report
Lilli Lauser
Lost Art-ID
533305
Artist / Creator
Makart, Hans
Birth
1840.05.29, Salzburg
Death
1884.10.03, Wien
Place of activity
Wien
Title
Lilli Lauser
Dating
1877
Object type
Group of reported objects
Material / Technique
Oil ; Panel (Oak) / painted
Height
95.10 cm
Width
73.20 cm
Inventory number
12027
Description
Signed bottom right: "Hans Makart", back: centered on the oak a black oval stamp of the table maker: "A. Chramosta / zur Stadt Düsseldorf / Wien / Kärnterstrasse 20", bottom left a white shield with stamp: "Staatl. Kunsthalle Baden Baden / Ausstellung:" stamped on it: "Hans Makart / 1972", further "Katalog Nr." on it handwritten: "52", below new label BStGS: "Inv. Nr. 12027", below that a older label BStGS: "Inv. Nr. 12027" below it in blue "PR" (Photo Roth), on it a cross bar again " PR ", top left with printed and underlined a white piece of paper on the frame: "102", beside a similar note: "102 / Ausgabe nur gegen diesen Schein", right next to it in blue: "44247"(Munich number), above right in blue "31R9/3" (the "9" was originally a "7" have been), left in blue "8" stenciled in black below: "CCD Property"
Provenance
1877 Lilli Lauser,
1877- without date Helene Faber,
without date-least 1918 Elisabeth Bosse, born Faber,
without date-1939 Prof. Traendle,
1939-1945 Bormann Administration Obersalzberg,
1947 Central Collecting Point, Munich number 44247,
03.02.1953 Bavarian State Painting Collections, Escrow No. 22, Appendix No. 12 (still referred to as "Komtesse Pallaviccini"),
22.03.1955 Recall, as to be amended following the declaration of death of Bormann 1954 the "Spruchkammerentscheid" must,
03.30.1955 definitive transfer, Escrow No. 2074/V, works of art of the former NSDAP, Martin Bormann Administration Obersalzberg, No. 11 of Appendix
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Contact
Staatliche Museumsagentur Bayern
Referat für Provenienzforschung
Landshuter Allee 8
80637 München
Germany
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