Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Van brabant in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In collaboration with Nils Van Brabant.
On 30 November 1940, James van Brabant wrote a letter to the Dutch art dealer W.M.H.
among others for the Agenda van Brabant.
Peter Mikkens of Rabobank Hart van Brabant handed out the awards.
Van Brabant's six grandchildren, sent an application for the restitution of NK 2149 directly to the Restitutions Committee.
Designed and handmade in Belgium by Nils Van Brabant, designer and architectural photographer.
Hart van Brabant.
In 1940, the Belgian engineer James Alexandre van Brabant lived in Brussels
the 1938 auction and that it was still in Van Brabant's possession in 1940.
John II van Brabant(September 27,
the Committee noted that the applicants indicated that their grandfather James van Brabant did not belong to a persecuted group.
The aforesaid Mr E. is acting on behalf of the six Van Brabant grandchildren and is therefore considered by the Committee to be a private person and not a representative of the Belgian government.
indicate that this work came from the J.A. van Brabant collection in Brussels.
In 1971, Marguerite Gaullet, the then 83-year-old widow of James van Brabant, wrote a letter to the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs concerning the painting in question after heaving heard a radio programme on stolen art.
In 1388 the other half of this territory was granted in use by"Willem van der Aa" to"Duchess Johanna van Brabant", which turned it into a part of the Duchy of Brabant. .
In the film Het Mozaïek van Brabant(The Mosaic Metropolis of Brabant), administrators Yves de
Moreover, the committee deems that the involuntariness of the sale has not been proven because Van Brabant had already put the painting up for sale at a public auction before the war in 1938.
the Nazi regime now that it is clear that it cannot be proven that the claimed work was part of the Göring collection and that Van Brabant's son was not released from captivity early.
However, the form does state that the work was sold for 2,000 RM under the condition that Van Brabant's son, who was a Belgian prisoner of war in Germany,
who would have the son of the Van Brabants released from captivity if Van Brabant sold him the painting.
To mark the return of the two Van Goghs, the organization Van Gogh Brabant and the Van Gogh Museum are introducing a bus service between Amsterdam and Nuenen.