Berlin Street Scene (Q3476580)

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painting by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1913)
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Berlin Street Scene
painting by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1913)
  • Street Scene

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Kirchner Painting At Heart of Restitution Dispute – DW – 08/19/2006 (English)
5 January 2025
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PROVENANCEAlfred and Thekla Hess, Erfurt.Hans Hess, Erfurt/Berlin/Paris (by descent from the above, circa 1933-1937).Sold under duress due to persecution by the Nazi authorities.Kölner Kunstverein, Cologne.Dr. Carl Hagemann, Frankfurt (acquired from the above, 1937).Professor Dr. Holzinger, Frankfurt (after 1945).Dr. Elisabeth Holzinger (by descent from the above).Brücke Museum, Berlin (acquired from the family of the above, 1980).Restituted to the heirs of Alfred Hess, July 2006. (English)
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The City of Berlin recently returned the Ernst Ludwig Kirchner painting "Berlin Street Scene" to the heirs of Alfred and Tekla Hess. The painting, created in 1913, was lost by the Hess family during the Nazi era in Germany due to Nazi persecution. (English)
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World Jewish Congress (English)
5 January 2025
World Jewish Congress
The row over the painting "Berlin Street Scene" by the expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner could lead to an overhaul of the way the government deals with art confiscated by the Nazis, "The Times" newspaper reports. The painting was returned in July to the heirs of Alfred Hess, a German Jewish shoe factory owner, after almost two years of secret negotiation with the state government of Berlin. (English)
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Alfred and Thekla Hess, Erfurt.Hans Hess, Erfurt/Berlin/Paris (by descent from the above, circa 1933-1937).Sold under duress due to persecution by the Nazi authorities.Kölner Kunstverein, Cologne.Dr. Carl Hagemann, Frankfurt (acquired from the above, 1937).Professor Dr. Holzinger, Frankfurt (after 1945).Dr. Elisabeth Holzinger (by descent from the above).Brücke Museum, Berlin (acquired from the family of the above, 1980).Restituted to the heirs of Alfred Hess, July 2006. (English)

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