| Owner: | Esther van Cleef — Paris, France | ||||
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| Collection: | (CLE) van Cleef-The world-famous jeweler was based at Place Vendôme in Paris, one of the wealthiest Parisian enclaves, targeted by Nazis and local French collaborators for the immense wealth and high-end art that could be found there in private residences and in privately-owned galleries and luxury stores. | ||||
| Inventory No.: | CLE 44 verblieben Kiste Nr. CLE 11 |
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| Artist: | Kees van Dongen 1777 [1877] Delfshaven | ||||
| Medium: | Paintings | ||||
| Title: | Kriegsschiffe an der Mittelmeerküsste bei Cannes. | ||||
| Description: | Öl auf Leinwand. Im Vordergrund zwei Palmen. AGL/Dr.Bo./Dr.Ros. Öl auf Lwd. H. 33 cm -Br. 55 cm Gerahmt Fassung: gerahmt Bezeichnet Signatur: Sign. unten Mitte: Van Dongen Zugangstag, in Paris: März 1944 |
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| Provenance and Comments: | Confiscated in March 1944--slated to leave for Nikolsburg on 1 August 1944. However, the train never left Paris. The French restiution authorities misnumbered this painting as CLE 14. | ||||
| Archival Sources: | RG 260 M1943 Reel 2 NARA; Bundesarchiv, B323/267; RA 30, RV 103, MAEE, Paris | ||||
| Measurements: | 33 cm x 55 cm | ||||
| Framed? | Yes | ||||
| Signed? | Yes | ||||
| Intake place: | Jeu de Paume | ||||
| Intake date: | 1944-03-00 | ||||
| Transfer place: | Nikolsburg | ||||
| Transfer date: | 1944-08-01 | ||||
| Restituted? | Yes | ||||
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