Alfred Pringsheim (Q65176)

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German Jewish mathematician, art collector, patron of the arts and refugee from Nazis (1850-1941)
  • Alfred Israel Pringsheim
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Alfred Pringsheim
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    Alfred Pringsheim
    German Jewish mathematician, art collector, patron of the arts and refugee from Nazis (1850-1941)
    • Alfred Israel Pringsheim

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    media legend
    Alfred Pringsheim omkring 1900. (Swedish)
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    Alfred i Hedwig Pringsheim.png
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    name in native language
    Alfred Pringsheim (German)
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    given name
    Alfred
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    family name
    Pringsheim
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    place of death
    Zurich
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    father
    Rudolf Pringsheim
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    family
    Pringsheim
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    student
    Kazimierz Bartel
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    significant event
    Gestapo confiscates 59 Jewish art collections in Munich and Oberbayer between 15 November 1938 and 18 January 1939
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    stated in
    Entehrt, Ausgeplündert, Arisiert : Entrechtung und Enteignung der Juden
    stated in
    Metropolitan Museum of Art
    The Met object ID
    460201
    quotation
    During Kristallnacht, in November 1938, the SS seized Pringsheim’s majolica collection from his home in Munich. It was stored in the annex to the Bayerishches National Museum, Munich. In March 1939, the German Ministry of Trade authorized export of Pringsheim's majolica collection to London for auction at Sotheby's, provided that 80% of the proceeds up to £ 20,000 and 70% of the remainder be paid to the German Gold Discount Bank in foreign currency. Pringsheim was to receive the remaining proceeds. In exchange, Pringsheim and his wife were allowed to emigrate to Switzerland. (English)
    Nazi plunder
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    stated in
    Jewish Collectors and Art Dealers (Victims of Nazi persecution and expropriation)
    archive URL
    https://web.archive.org/web/20210122233613/http://www.lostart.de/Content/051_ProvenienzRaubkunst/DE/Sammler/P/Pringsheim, Alfred.html?nn=5144
    quotation
    1933 Beschlagnahme des Palais; November 1938 Beschlagnahmung/Sicherstellung der Sammlungen; 1939 Zwangsversteigerung der Majoliken in London bei Sotheby's; u.a. 1938 private Verkäufe Pringsheims über Kunsthandlung Böhler. (German)
    subject has role
    refugee
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    Commons category
    Alfred Pringsheim
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    Identifiers

    FAST ID
    123187
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    J9U ID
    987007502547005171
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    NUKAT ID
    n2014166975
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    FactGrid item ID
    Q226975
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    Kallías ID
    PE00081932
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    MR Author ID
    521320
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    openMLOL author ID
    411205
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    Proveana ID
    act20000990
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    SNAC ARK ID
    w63t9mv3
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    Treccani ID
    alfred-pringsheim
    subject named as
    Pringsheim, Alfred
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    Kindred Britain ID
    I664
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    Rodovid ID
    18492
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    WikiTree person ID
    Pringsheim-2
    subject named as
    Alfred Pringsheim (2 Sep 1850 - 25 Jun 1941)
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