A view of the moat of the Zwinger (Q97096553)
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painting by Bernardo Bellotto, private Collection
- Dresden, A View Of The Moat Of The Zwinger
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| English | A view of the moat of the Zwinger |
painting by Bernardo Bellotto, private Collection |
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18. century
1736
1780
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Dresden, am Zwinger (German)
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1961
30 June 1938
1943
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Bis zum Jahre 1925 befand sich das Gemälde in der Sammlung des Herzogs von Anhalt-Dessau, der es von der Zarin Katharina von Rußland als Geschenk erhielt. (German)
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Bis zum Jahre 1925 befand sich das Gemälde in der Sammlung des Herzogs von Anhalt-Dessau, der es von der Zarin Katharina von Rußland als Geschenk erhielt. (German)
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Private collection of the Duke of Saxe-Anhalt until 1925 With Galerie Bachstitz, Berlin, 1928 With Arthur Tooth, London Max Emden, Hamburg, Germany With Karl Haberstock, Berlin, acquired 30 June 1938 (inventory no. 1938/125) Reichskanzlei, Berlin, acquired June 1938 (Führer inventory 115) In store, Alt Ausee, Austria (number 1447) Munich Central Collecting Point (number 1648), 15 January 1946 Treuhandverwaltung für Kulturgut, Munich Office of the Federal President, Bonn, on loan since 1961 Restituted to the heirs of Max Emden, 2019 (English)
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Ende der 1920er Jahre ging es über die Münchener Galerie Caspari in die Sammlung von Dr. Max Emden (1874‒1940) über. (German)
Private collection of the Duke of Saxe-Anhalt until 1925 With Galerie Bachstitz, Berlin, 1928 With Arthur Tooth, London Max Emden, Hamburg, Germany With Karl Haberstock, Berlin, acquired 30 June 1938 (inventory no. 1938/125) Reichskanzlei, Berlin, acquired June 1938 (Führer inventory 115) In store, Alt Ausee, Austria (number 1447) Munich Central Collecting Point (number 1648), 15 January 1946 Treuhandverwaltung für Kulturgut, Munich Office of the Federal President, Bonn, on loan since 1961 Restituted to the heirs of Max Emden, 2019 (English)
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Juni 1938 Galerie Haberstock, Berlin, über die Kunsthändlerin Annie Caspari, München erworben (German)
1938
1945
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Bellotto’s Zwinger Moat, seized by Allied forces after the war, was on view in the offices of the president of the Federal Republic of Germany from the 1960s until 2005. The painting’s Nazi connection proved embarrassing after the Emden heirs requested its return, and the Bellotto was relocated to the Dresden Military Museum.That picture and another work by Bellotto from Emden’s collection that Haberstock bought, Vienna, a View of the Karlskirche (1760, attributed to Bellotto and Studio), were returned to the Emdens last year, following the recommendation of the German advisory commission involved in restitution decisions, after a 15-year legal battle. Zwinger Moat estimated at £3m-£4m, is in Sotheby’s Evening Sale July 28, while Karlskirche estimated at £150,000-£200,000, is in the Old Masters Day Sale Online (20-29 July), the auction house confirmed. (English)
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1938
1928
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80 centimetre
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48.3 centimetre
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48.5 centimetre
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Wikipedia(1 entry)
- dewiki Der Zwingergraben in Dresden