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Doreen Carvajal - ArtsBeat Blog - The The New York Times
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· It was sold in to a Swiss businessman, René Junod, and his wife, Madeleine Alice, who died in and bequeathed it to the museum. A lawyer for the city declined to comment on Monday, saying that the city had not yet been formally notified by the local tribunal about the lawsuit. Ronald S. Lauder, the president of the World Jewish Congress, said that the …
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In 1946, the Constable was bought by collectors and patrons Madeleine and René Junod, with whom it remained for 40 years. After the death of René and later, in 1986, of Madeleine, the work was bequeathed with others from their collection to the Musée des Beaux-Arts in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a center of the Swiss watchmaking industry located along the border with France. John …
Jewish Heirs Sue Swiss Museum to Recover Constable Painting - The New...
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A lawsuit was filed Jan. 15 in a Swiss regional court over the work, once owned by Anna Jaffé, a childless British expatriate whose belongings were seized a...
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Il avait été légué à la Ville par un couple chaux-de-fonnier, Madeleine et René Junod. 'Je retrouve une partie de ma famille', a déclaré très ému Alain ...
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