| Owner: | Fernand Halphen — Paris, France |
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| Collection: | (HAL) Halphen--The HAL collection is actually a misnomer since it combines assets belonging to two branches of the Halphen family and spouses, commingled by ERR staff members responsible for carding and producing inventories as a single Halphen collection. All objects plundered under HAL were removed from three locations in Paris which belonged to Emile Halphen and Fernand Halphen between July 1940 and February 1941. |
| Inventory No.: | Kiste Nr. R 744 |
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| Medium: | Paintings |
| Title: | Sept peintures |
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| Provenance and Comments: | These items were in a crate set aside for von Behr at the Louvre. The entire contents of this crate were inventoried and carded at the Jeu de Paume. They came from the HAL (Halphen) and R (Rothschild) collections. |
| Archival Sources: | RV 103, RV 107, MAEE, Paris, France |
| Transfer place: | Louvre |
| Transfer place: | Jeu de Paume |
| Transfer date: | 1941-00-00 |
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