Cailleux in the Emile Buehrle Collection

Two of the artworks on the Buehrle Foundation Website mention Cailleux in their provenance: François-André Vincent's "Young Lady with a Turban" and Francesco Guardi's The Crucifixion.

Their provenance is reproduced below:

Feliciano's Lost Museum on Galerie Cailleux during the German Occupation of Paris

In his groundbreaking 1995 book, The Lost Museum: The Nazi Conspiracy to Steal the World's Greatest Works of Art, Hector Feliciano devoted several pages to the activities of the Galerie Cailleux during the German occupation of France.

The Cailleux Project: Digital Tools to Analyze Art Provenance Texts

Who appears together with Cailleux in Cleveland's provenance texts?

In the previous post, we gathered provenances that mention the Nazi-era Red Flag Name "Cailleux" for two museums, the NGA and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

What does it mean to find Cailleux in art provenance research?

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Jean Bernard Restout
c. 1771
Cleveland Museum of Art
http://www.clevelandart.org/art/1963.502

What does it mean to find the name "Cailleux" in a Nazi-era provenance, an artwork listed by a museum on NEPIP (the Nazi Era Provenance Internet Portal) or an artwork whose provenance shows a gap or uncertainty for the years 1933-1945?

In this series of posts, we will explore the name "Cailleux" where it appears in art provenances throughout the world.