| 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. HAL 17 |
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| Medium: | Sculpture |
| Title: | Divers |
| Description: | Tete dorée, sujet en pierre, socle en marbre Tete de bouddha en pierre doré sur socle de marbre noir |
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| Provenance and Comments: | These items were in a crate set aside for von Behr at the Louvre. At least one of the items (the Buddha head) was repatriated from Buxheim to France. |
| Archival Sources: | Bundesarchiv, B323/545; RV 103, RV 107, MAEE, Paris, France |
| Transfer place: | Louvre |
| Transfer place: | Jeu de Paume |
| Transfer place: | Buxheim |
| Repatriated to France? | Yes |
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