Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Koenigs collection in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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For more information see the Koenigs Collection.
Koenigs collection consisted of 2145 drawings
Particular attention is given to the Koenigs Collection.
The Koenigs Collection as collateral for a bank loan(1931-1940).
Most of them come from the former Koenigs Collection.
Works of art from the Koenigs collection return to the Netherlands.
It is this group of drawings that is now known as the Koenigs Collection.
The Koenigs Collection becomes the property of the liquidating bank(1940).
For an overview of these claims, see'The Koenigs Collection/ Claims.
The entire Koenigs Collection has been claimed since 1997 by Mrs C.F.
prints from the second Koenigs Collection(see below) are not marked.
In 1935 they were given on long-term loan to Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen as part of the Koenigs Collection.
also known as the Koenigs collection, was of art historical importance.
This imaginary landscape('capriccio') is one of the most impressive drawings by Guardi in the Koenigs collection.
For more information, seeÂ'The Koenigs Collection/ An incomparable, encyclopedic collection of drawings.
His art collection, which also included the controversial Koenigs collection, was renowned.
R would sell the Koenigs collection at a very low price to Van Beuningen(and not to Museum Boymans),
After the war, 177 drawings were recovered and reunited with the Koenigs Collection in Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen as a loan from the State.
However, in respect of a small group of six paintings the Committee concluded that it was uncertain whether they had ever belonged to the Koenigs collection.
According to her the museum should demonstrate that its acquisition of the remaining part of the Koenigs collection through a donation from Van Beuningen was in good faith.
And a possible promise to preserve the Koenigs Collection and to continue the loan to Boymans Museum does not have the character of a third-party clause, the fulfilment of which could be enforced at law by the heirs' letter from the lawyer Max Meijer to Mr FF of 19 August 1953.
belonged to Franz W. Koenigs' collection until 1940.
rejected the application for restitution of the Koenigs collection. Given the confusion that can arise when reference is made to'the Koenigs claim',
namely that,'Mr van Beuningen had had a plan to sell for a certain sum of money a part of the Koenigs collection, which he had acquired before the war.
all documents in the museum's archive relating to the acquisition of the Koenigs Collection have been made available online, seeÂ'The Koenigs Collection/ Archival sources'. Â.
paintings will continue to bear the existing name of the"F. Koenigs Collection" for as long as they remain exhibited in Museum Boymans.
clearly with the desire to hold Van Beuningen to account for failing to fulfil his'promise to preserve the Koenigs collection and to continue the loan to Boymans Museum' as a consequence of the resale of part of the collection to Posse.
Rotterdam, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen(former collection Koenigs) Who was Fra Bartolommeo?
