Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Claimed work in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
In the summer of 1940 the currently claimed work was with Irma Klein,
including the currently claimed work by Kandinsky.
In the Applicants' view, at the time of the sale the claimed work belonged to Wilhelmine Lewenstein, Robert Lewenstein
This suspicion of involuntary loss of possession is confirmed by the course of events that resulted in the currently claimed work being put up for auction.
Max Rothstein was indeed the owner of the claimed work.
Although there are no indications that the currently claimed work was confiscated on the grounds of this regulation,
the Jan Steen painting was Wolf's property while the claimed work NK 3071 was owned by Tietje, according to that overview.
a photograph and a reproduction of the claimed work.
The Committee also takes into consideration that it emerges from information provided by the Museum that the currently claimed work is from the Budge collection
The Committee's research has shown that the correspondence Alice Lachmann conducted after the war with the Dutch restitution authorities did not result in a decision about the restitution of the claimed work.
owned by Cassirer and auctioned in 1942 is identical to the currently claimed work NK 2897.
Netherlands Art Property Foundation(SNK) from Ter Laare himself regarding the ownership and loss of the claimed work.
The claimed work was made by nineteenth-century painter Govert van Emmerik(1808-1882),
In view of the circumstances described above, there is a possible link between the sale of the currently claimed work and the threat the Nazi regime represented for Irma Klein,
The claimed work was recovered from Munich in 1952
No indications were found during the investigation that the German occupying forces confiscated the currently claimed work on the grounds of this regulation,
Although it is not crystal clear that the claimed work was put into the sale with cooperation from Irma Klein,
Based on the above, the Committee considers it sufficiently plausible that the claimed work was owned by Stern-Lippmann in 1940
including the currently claimed work, in order to be able to buy the painting by Fantin-Latour.
According to the Applicants the fact that the currently claimed work is not mentioned on the different lists of valuations after the liberation shows that the currently claimed work did not come into the possession of the heirs after the liberation.