Papers relating to "entartete Kunst," 1939-1948.

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Papers relating to "entartete Kunst," 1939-1948.

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Papers relating to the purchase of "degenerate art" by Jules Bosmant at the auction in Lucerne organized by the German government. Collection includes: an authorization; scholars' appraisals of the works; the auction catalogue (Gemalde und Plastiken moderner Meister aus deutschen Museen, Luzerne, Galerie Fischer, 1939); a list of works consigned to the auction with annotated prices paid; a celebratory program for the works acquired for the Museum by Leon Philippart, Reflexions a propos des tableaux (dits de Lucerne), [Liege?], [1939?]; and newspaper clippings.

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