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Welcoming RemarksWolf Tegethoff
The significance of the Munich art market in the first half of the 20th century from the perspective of the Post for Provenance Research and Investigation at the Institute for Museum Research at the National Museums in Berlin - Foundation of Prussian Cultural HeritageUwe Hartmann
17:45 h
Provenance Research at the Bavarian State Painting Collections: Museum History 1933-1945 Andrea Bambi
The Research Project on the Confiscation of Jewish Art Collections in Munich 1938/39Vanessa Voigt and Horst Keßler
18:30 h
"Galerie Heinemann online“ (http://heinemann.gnm.de/) – A Cooperation between the German Archive of Fine Arts at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nuremberg (Project Management) and the Central Institute for Art HistoryStephan Klingen
Biographical Research – Short Presentation I Lili Charlotte Heinemann (1897-1964) Claudia Kapsner
Biographical Research – Short Presentation IIFritz David Heinemann (1905-1983) Judith Csiki
The takeover of Galerie Heinemann by Friedrich Heinrich Zinckgraf 1938-1941 Meike Hopp
19:15 h
Why the art auction house is researching its history Katrin Stoll
Adolf Weinmüller’s art dealers’ and auction houses in Munich and Vienna 1936-1945 - A Cooperation between the Central Institute for Art History (Project Management) and the Neumeister Fine Art Auctioneers, MunichMeike Hopp
19:45 h
Art Market and Provenance Research in Munich: ambitions and perspectives
Christian Fuhrmeister
20:00 h
Closing Discussion
Drinks
Location:Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte (Central Institute for Art History)
Katharina-von-Bora-Straße (formerly Meiserstraße) 10
Auditorium (Room 242)
80333 München
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