Carl Heumann (Q106878467)
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German Jewish art collector and banker (1886-1945)
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| English | Carl Heumann |
German Jewish art collector and banker (1886-1945) |
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19 March 1886Gregorian
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5 March 1945
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Franz Gawet (1762 or 1765-1847), Vienna (Lugt 1069); Carl Heumann [1886-1945], Chemnitz (Lugt 555b and 2841a) (his sale, Stuttgart, Ketterer, 29 November 1957, lot 210); Herbert List (1903-1975), Munich (Lugt 4063); Wolfgang Ratjen, Vaduz; (Katrin Bellinger, Munich); purchased by NGA, 1998. (English)
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Nationalgalerie, Berlin. Leo Lewin [1881-1965], Breslau. (sale, Lepke's, Berlin, 23 February 1932,no. 171). Carl Heumann, Chemnitz [1886-1945] (Lugt 2841a); Stuttgarter Kunstkabinett;. (sale, Roman Norbert Ketter, Stuttgart, 29 November 1957, no. 204). Richard Tüngel, Ahrensburg; Wolfgang Ratjen, Munich; purchased 2007 by NGA (English)
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Born in 1886 to Jewish parents, Heumann was an avid art collector and built up a collection of German and Austrian art from the 18th and 19th centuries. His sons were deported to Nazi labor camps, and he left his daughter in the care of her uncle to protect her from deportation. Heumann died in a bomb attack on the German city of Chemnitz on March 5, 1945, while trying to save a suitcase with works of art from the basement of his house. (English)
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- arzwiki كارل هيومان
- enwiki Carl Heumann