Macbeth Gallery (Q72981039)
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1892-1953 New York City NY Dealer/Gallery
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Macbeth Gallery |
1892-1953 New York City NY Dealer/Gallery |
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40°45'7.24"N, 73°58'55.99"W
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Per the Albany Times Union’s Brendan J. Lyons, the Nazis relied on collaborator and art dealer Rudolph Lepke to sell Winter and similarly looted paintings following their seizure from Jewish families. Lepke sold the painting to an unknown buyer in May 1934, and five months later, Bartlett Arkell, co-founder of the Beech-Nut Packing Company, purchased the work for his personal collection during a sale at Manhattan’s Macbeth Art Gallery.“The Macbeth Gallery was a popular gallery where Mr. Arkell purchased a number of his paintings that he eventually donated to the Arkell Museum,” museum trustee Charles J. Tallent tells Lyons. “The painting was with the museum since 1934, until it was reclaimed by the Mosse family.” (English)
Macbeth Gallery
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