Buchholz Gallery

Summary

Buchholz Gallery is an art gallery^[1].

Key Facts

• Buchholz Gallery's field of work was art market^[2].
• Buchholz Gallery is located in New York City^[3].
• Buchholz Gallery is in the country of United States^[4].
• Buchholz Gallery's instance of is recorded as art gallery^[5].
• Buchholz Gallery's instance of is recorded as business^[6].
• Buchholz Gallery's founder is recorded as Curt Valentin^[7].
• Buchholz Gallery is owned by Karl Buchholz^[8].
• Buchholz Gallery is owned by Curt Valentin^[9].
• Buchholz Gallery was followed by Curt Valentin Gallery^[10].
• 1937 marks the founding of Buchholz Gallery^[11].
• Buchholz Gallery was dissolved in 1955^[12].
• Buchholz Gallery's significant event is recorded as restitution of Nazi-looted art^[13].
• Buchholz Gallery's depicted by is recorded as Minneapolis Institute of Arts sends Nazi 'loot' home to Paris^[14].
• Buchholz Gallery's depicted by is recorded as MoMA’s Problematic Provenances^[15].
• Buchholz Gallery's depicted by is recorded as Le Marché de l'art sous l'occupation: 1940 -1944^[16].
• Buchholz Gallery's depicted by is recorded as Limbach Commission Rules Against Claimants to Restitution of “Three Graces” by Lovis Corinth in Unpersuasive Opinion^[17].
• Buchholz Gallery's depicted by is recorded as Bridges from the Reich : the importance of émigré art dealers as reflected in the case studies of Curt Valentin and Otto Kallir-Nirenstein^[18].
• Buchholz Gallery's described by source is recorded as Philly Art Museum faces ownership challenge over classic 20th-century work of modernism^[19].
• Buchholz Gallery's owner of is recorded as Dancer Looking at the Sole of her Right Foot^[20].
• Buchholz Gallery's owner of is recorded as Q139088513^[21].
• Buchholz Gallery's significant person is recorded as Louise Leiris^[22].
• Buchholz Gallery's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/Frick Art Reference Library^[23].
• Buchholz Gallery's has works in the collection is recorded as Philadelphia Museum of Art^[24].
• Buchholz Gallery's artist files at is recorded as Philadelphia Museum of Art Library and Archives^[25].

Body

Founding

Buchholz Gallery's founder is recorded as Curt Valentin^[7]. 1937 marks the founding of it^[11].

Identity

Buchholz Gallery was followed by Curt Valentin Gallery^[10].

Industry

Buchholz Gallery's field of work was art market^[2].

Ownership

Owners include Karl Buchholz^[8], a bookseller^[26], 1901–1992^[27], of Germany^[28], specialised in possession of stolen goods^[29] and Curt Valentin^[9], an editor^[30], 1902–1954^[31], of Germany^[32], specialised in art commerce^[33].

Dissolution

Buchholz Gallery was dissolved in 1955^[12].