Joseph Bernheim-Jeune
French art dealer looted by Nazis (1870-1941)
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Summary
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune was born on January 2, 1870[1], in Brussels[2]. He died on March 15, 1941[3], in Lyon[4]. He worked as an art dealer[5]. He is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[6]
Key Facts
- Father: Alexandre Berheim[7]
- Spouse: Mathilde Bernheim-Jeune[8]
- Child: Jean Dauberville[9], Henry Dauberville[10]
- Country of citizenship: France[11]
- Sex or gender: male[12]
- Archives at: Departmental archives of Yvelines[13]
- Family name: Bernheim[14]
- Given name: Joseph[15]
- Pseudonym: Henry Dauberville[16]
- Significant event: Nazi plunder[17], claim for restitution of an artwork[18], legal settlement[19]
- Depicted by: Sur la piste suisse de deux chefs-d'oeuvre volés par les nazis[20], Nazi Looted Vlaminck Sold at Christie’s Ending Decades of Controversy[21]
- Described by source: Jewish Collectors and Art Dealers (Victims of Nazi persecution and expropriation)[22]
- Owner of: La Voile blanche à Bougival[23]
- Sibling: Gaston Bernheim de Villers[24], Gabrielle Bernheim[25]
FAQs
Where was Joseph Bernheim-Jeune born?
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune was born in Brussels[2].
Where did Joseph Bernheim-Jeune die?
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune passed away in Lyon[4].
Who were Joseph Bernheim-Jeune's parents?
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune's father was Alexandre Berheim[7].
Who was Joseph Bernheim-Jeune married to?
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune's spouses include Mathilde Bernheim-Jeune[8].
What did Joseph Bernheim-Jeune do for work?
Joseph Bernheim-Jeune worked as an art dealer[5].