View of the Port of Toulon
painting erroneously attributed to Corot
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View of the Port of Toulon
Summary
View of the Port of Toulon is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- View of the Port of Toulon's instance of is recorded as painting[2].
- View of the Port of Toulon's owned by is recorded as Paul Rosenberg[3].
- View of the Port of Toulon's owned by is recorded as Hermann Göring[4].
- View of the Port of Toulon's owned by is recorded as Kunstmuseum Bern[5].
- View of the Port of Toulon's owned by is recorded as Theodor Fischer[6].
- View of the Port of Toulon's owned by is recorded as Paul Rosenberg[7].
- View of the Port of Toulon's collection is recorded as Kunstmuseum Bern[8].
- View of the Port of Toulon's inventory number is recorded as 1649[9].
- View of the Port of Toulon's location is recorded as Kunstmuseum Bern[10].
- View of the Port of Toulon's significant event is recorded as Nazi plunder[11].
- View of the Port of Toulon's significant event is recorded as claim for restitution of an artwork[12].
- View of the Port of Toulon's significant event is recorded as restitution of Nazi-looted art[13].
- View of the Port of Toulon's significant event is recorded as sales[14].
- View of the Port of Toulon's significant event is recorded as art auction[15].
- View of the Port of Toulon's donated by is recorded as Paul Rosenberg[16].
- View of the Port of Toulon's described by source is recorded as Cultural Plunder by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg[17].
- View of the Port of Toulon's described by source is recorded as Wie Hermann Görings Beute ins Kunstmuseum Bern kam (How Hermann Goering's loot came to the Kunstmuseum Bern)[18].
- View of the Port of Toulon's subject has role is recorded as forged artwork[19].