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Showing posts with label Heinemann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heinemann. Show all posts
Jun 28, 2025

Heinemann and Mondschein (Frederick Mont) in provenances of artworks in American museums

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The El Greco looted in 1944 by the Nazi Gestapo from Julius Priester passed through Rudolf J. Heinemann , (1901 – February 7, 1975) and th...
May 16, 2025

Pinakos Inc joint owner network in the Knoedler files

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Pinakos, owned by Rudolph Heinemann, is a name that pops up in Nazi-looted art and false provenances. However, the Pinakos name has a tenden...
Apr 16, 2025

Pinakos, Heinemann and Agnew

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  The following is adapted from a "conversation" with Google's AI tool, NotebookLM based on sources uploaded.
Aug 20, 2020

Nazi looted art: deception by provenance authors

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The scale of deceptive practices by art market professionals concerning Holocaust-related looted art is under-appreciate d. The web of compl...
Jun 4, 2020

Pinakos, Heinemann, de Hauke in GPI Public Collections

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The Getty Provenance Index maintains a database of artworks from public collections, some of which have provenances. Additional Databases ...
Sep 30, 2019

Otto Wertheimer Galerie Les Tourettes

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Otto Wertheimer  was an art dealer who owned Galerie Les Tourettes . (photo:  Hercules and the Lion, Boston Museum of Fine Arts) T...
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May 24, 2018

Zinckgraf (or Zinkgraf) as a Nazi Era Red Flag

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The Zinckgraf name appears 55 times in the Linz (Hitler) collection database, usually with little or no information about the former  owne...