Max Beckmann (Q164683)

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German painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor and writer (1884–1950)
  • Max Beckman
  • Max Carl Friedrich Beckmann
  • m. beckmann
  • Beckmann
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Max Beckmann
German painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor and writer (1884–1950)
  • Max Beckman
  • Max Carl Friedrich Beckmann
  • m. beckmann
  • Beckmann
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Max Beckmann

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    Max Beckmann 1928, by Hugo Erfurth.jpg
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    name in native language
    Max Beckmann (German)
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    student
    Karl Tratt
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    work period (end)
    1950
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    stated in
    RKDartists
    RKDartists ID
    5533
    retrieved
    29 September 2022
    notable work
    Departure
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    Birds’ Hell
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    significant event
    restitution of Nazi-looted art
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    stated in
    Gemälde von Beckmann versteigert
    archive URL
    https://web.archive.org/web/20140428233028/https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/kunst/verkauf-gemaelde-von-beckmann-versteigert%2C10809186%2C24901688.html
    quotation
    Auf der Rückseite der Max-Beckmann-Gouache „Löwenbändiger“ klebte ein offenbar echtes Flechtheim-Etikett mit der Jahreszahl 1931. Auch das ist ein Alarmsignal, denn Flechtheim floh 1933 wegen seiner jüdischen Herkunft aus Deutschland und ließ zahlreiche Werke der Klassischen Moderne zurück. Diese gingen auf rechtlich bedenkliche Weise in den Besitz von Museen und Sammlern über und werden von den Erben Flechtheims seit Jahren zurückgefordert.Im Kunsthaus Lempertz sprach man Gurlitt laut Geschäftsführer Karl-Sax Feddersen auf die Herkunft des Beckmann-Werks und mögliche Rechtsansprüche der Flechtheim-Erben an. Gurlitt erklärte sich daraufhin bereit, sich mit den Erben zu einigen. Der „Löwenbändiger“ wurde am 2. Dezember 2011 versteigert, der Erlös von 864.000 Euro zwischen den Parteien geteilt. Dieses Verfahren ist im Kunsthandel bei Werken mit umstrittenen Besitzverhältnissen durchaus üblich, weil alle profitieren. (German)
    claim for restitution of an artwork
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    stated in
    Bavaria is sued in New York over paintings looted by Nazis
    reference URL
    https://www.reuters.com/article/art-lawsuit-nazis-idINKBN13U2SJ
    quotation
    Heirs to the German Jewish art dealer Alfred Flechtheim on Monday sued the German state of Bavaria, seeking the return of eight paintings by Max Beckmann, Juan Gris and Paul Klee that they said were looted by the Nazis. (English)
    depicted by
    Documents Reveal How Looted Nazi Art Was Restored to Dealer
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    reference URL
    https://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/07/arts/design/documents-reveal-how-looted-nazi-art-was-restored-to-dealer.html
    quotation
    Among the other items returned to Hildebrand Gurlitt 63 years ago were dozens of works by German Expressionists including Dix, Georg Grosz (“Two Women and a Man Walking”); Erich Heckel; Max Beckmann (“Lion Tamer” and “Woodcutters”); Christian Rohlfs (“Yellow Flowers” and “White Flowers”); and Franz Lenk. Italian, French and Dutch masters were on the Allied list, as well, including Guardi’s “Entrance to a Monastery,” Fragonard’s “Anna and the Holy Family,” Caspar Netscher’s “Boys Blowing Bubbles,” and landscapes attributed to Ruysdael and Rombouts. The collection included Gustave Courbet’s “The Father” and “Landscape With Rocks”; and Max Liebermann’s “Wagon in the Dunes” and “Two Riders on a Beach.”Mr. Masurovsky pointed to the return as an instance when the Monuments Men let looted art slip through their hands. (English)
    State of Bavaria Sued in New York Over Contested Paintings
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    reference URL
    https://news.artnet.com/art-world/bavaria-sued-in-new-york-over-contested-paintings-773678
    quotation
    Deutsche Welle reports that the dispute between the heirs and the state of Bavaria has been a years-long battle, and that their lawsuit is just one of many seeking to reclaim artworks seized or stolen by the Nazis.The eight paintings include Beckmann’s Duchess of Malvedi (1926), Still Life with Cigar Box (1926), Quappi in Blue (1926), Dream-Chinese Fireworks (1927), Champagne Still Life (1929) and Still Life with Studio Window (1931); Gris’ Cruche et Verre Sur un Table (1916) and Klee’s Grenzen des Verstandes (1927). Several of these are displayed at Munich’s Pinakothek der Moderne museum. (English)
    has works in the collection
    Tate
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    Kunsthalle Kiel
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    retrieved
    18 February 2021
    inferred from
    The Wendelsveg
    Berlinische Galerie
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    retrieved
    27 February 2021
    inferred from
    The street
    Museum Folkwang
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    inferred from
    Perseus
    retrieved
    6 March 2021
    Hamburger Kunsthalle
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    NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies
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    reference URL
    http://beeldbankwo2.nl/nl/beelden/detail/cc341622-0259-11e7-904b-d89d6717b464/media/8158ebeb-3450-945b-8db3-18a249f6ef1c
    title
    Dubbelportret van en door Max Beckmann. Duits expressionistische schilder die in 1937 naar Nederland, Amsterdam, vluchtte. Zijn vooruitstrevende werk werd in Nazi-Duitsland als ontaard beschouwd. In 1947 emigreerde Beckmann naar de VS. (Dutch)
    retrieved
    14 July 2021
    subject named as
    Max Beckmann
    stated in
    Beeldbank WO2
    Commons gallery
    Max Beckmann
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    Commons Creator page
    Max Beckmann
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    Commons category
    Max Beckmann
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    Identifiers

    FAST ID
    46654
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    SBN author ID
    RAVV066924
    subject named as
    Beckmann, Max
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    J9U ID
    987007258309305171
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    Libris-URI
    0xbdd5hj3s5qrnn
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    stated in
    LIBRIS
    publication date
    26 March 2018
    retrieved
    24 August 2018
    CONOR.SI ID
    10676579
    subject named as
    Beckmann, Max, 1884-1950
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    IdRef ID
    027281159
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    abART person ID
    6281
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    Art UK artist ID
    beckmann-max-18841950
    subject named as
    Max Beckmann
    number of works
    2
    1 reference
    title
    Max Beckmann, 1884–1950 (English)
    retrieved
    30 January 2017
    ARTIC artist ID
    33571
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    askArt person ID
    114149
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    Athenaeum person ID
    1897
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    Belvedere artist ID
    114
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    Benezit ID
    B00014940
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    BHF author ID
    000000537
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    Boijmans artist ID
    2285
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    Bridgeman artist ID
    654
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    CONOR.BG ID
    7846757
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    CONOR.SR ID
    58153737
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    DACS ID (2022)
    000076
    subject named as
    Beckmann, Max
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    De Agostini ID
    Beckmann,+Max
    subject named as
    Beckmann, Max
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    Lex ID
    Max_Beckmann
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    Discogs artist ID
    1509661
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    DoME artist ID
    23
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    Europeana entity
    agent/base/61893
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    retrieved
    23 December 2019
    FactGrid item ID
    Q223551
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    GTAA ID
    80559
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    Kallías ID
    PE00007179
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    KBR person ID
    14489138
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    LastDodo-area-ID
    836057
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    Met Constituent ID
    161664
    subject named as
    Max Beckmann
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    MMB ID
    24593
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    NE.se ID
    max-beckmann
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    Open Library ID
    OL47282A
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    openMLOL author ID
    210426
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    RKDartists ID
    5533
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    SNAC ARK ID
    w62f852x
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    Tabakalera ID
    50980
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    Treccani ID
    max-beckmann
    subject named as
    Beckmann, Max
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    WikiArt ID
    max-beckmann
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    Rodovid ID
    1250807
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    WikiTree person ID
    Beckmann-277
    subject named as
    Max Carl Friedrich Beckmann (12 Feb 1884 - certain 27 Dec 1950)
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