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Head of a Roman emperor (tête d’empereur romain)

Lost Art-ID
596515
Artist / Creator
Anonym
Title
Head of a Roman emperor (tête d’empereur romain)
Object type
Sculpture
Group of reported objects
Sculpture
Material / Technique
Porphyry purple / hewn
Height
20.50 cm
Description
Circumstances of loss unclear: 1941 Confiscation of the stock of Gebr. Ball at Maison Jansen, 9 rue Royale, Paris by the ERR, or at an unknown date within a raid of the appartment of the Polish diplomat count Alexander Mohl, 30, Avenue Hoche, Paris
Provenance

24.08.1905: Juliaan Oosterlinck, Industrialist and art collector, bought at Prosper Libert, antiques dealer, 15, rue Jean Breydel, Ghent (Belgium) unknown date: Alfons Oosterlinck, Industrialist and Alderman (échevin) of the city of Ghent, Belgium

1940 (about) passed to his brother Georges Julien Oosterlinck (Paris) in order to be sold in support of the Résitance movement of which Georges Oosterlinck was part as member of the secret army and resistant movement Le Héron.

commissioned to Gebr. BALL (Maison Jansen), Paris

Published since
08.10.2021
Contact
Please contact the German Lost Art Foundation.
Circumstances of loss reported as
unresolved
Search Request, Person

Oosterlinck, Georges Julien

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