Bavarian National Museum (Q631056)

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museums of decorative arts in Germany
  • Bayerisches Nationalmuseum
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Bavarian National Museum
museums of decorative arts in Germany
  • Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

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instance of
national museum
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museum building
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image
Mueprinzregstrbnatmus20012018c85.jpg
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native label
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum (German)
pronunciation audio
LL-Q188 (deu)-Ionenlaser-Bayerisches Nationalmuseum.wav
2.3 s; 201 KB
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location
Lehel
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coordinate location

Map

48°8'35.5"N, 11°35'27.6"E
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German Wikipedia
significant event
restitution of Nazi-looted art
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stated in
Restitution of a small ivory diptych to the heirs of the Cologne businessman Ottmar Strauss 7 March 2017
reference URL
https://www.lootedart.com/SCMWSQ294001
stated in
Successful search for heirs: Bavarian National Museum restitutes Nazi-confiscated property
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https://www.kulturgutverluste.de/Content/02_Aktuelles/EN/News/2020/January/2020-01-14_Restitution-Bavarian-National-Museum.html
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2020.01.14 The Bavar­i­an Na­tion­al Mu­se­um has re­turned six pieces of sil­ver to the right­ful heirs of their for­mer own­ers. These items had been iden­ti­fied as Nazi-con­fis­cat­ed prop­er­ty. The items were orig­i­nal­ly owned by An­na and Karl Neumey­er and by Di­na and Leo Marx. A project fund­ed by the Ger­man Lost Art Foun­da­tion made it pos­si­ble to iden­ti­fy the heirs who have now re­ceived the ob­jects back. This was the first project fo­cused on find­ing heirs that the Foun­da­tion has fund­ed. (English)
operator
Bavaria
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visitors per year
146,000
point in time
2015
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depicted by
The art collection of Alfred Pringsheim (1850–1941)
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reference URL
https://archive.is/bFu3c#selection-2121.650-2121.1018
quotation
After the Nazi seizure of power, the Jewish Pringsheims were forced to sell their house to the National Socialists. The silver collection was confiscated by the Gestapo in 1938 and acquired by the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum in 1941. Following their restitution to Pringsheim’s heirs, the silver objects at the centre of this study are now scattered all over the globe. (English)
Commons category
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum
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English Wikipedia

Identifiers

ISIL
DE-MUS-097014
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ISNI
000000012370114X
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NL CR AUT ID
kn20071204013
subject named as
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum
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IdRef ID
029662184
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Athenaeum museum ID
1800
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BHL creator ID
36348
subject named as
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum.
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GRID ID
grid.502399.4
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stated in
GRID Release 2019-02-17
ROR ID
03xa44945
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