Druckschrift 
Collected at any cost! : why objects came to the museum through National Socialism and how we deal with them
Entstehung
Einzelbild herunterladen
 
  

Magazine:NachrichtenVolkskundemuseum Wien,September/October, 52 5/2017PaperVolkskundemuseum WienSince 2015, the provenance researcher hasreported regularly about her work in theNachrichtenblatt of the VolkskundemuseumWien. In a section entitledNeuigkeitenaus der Provenienzforschung(“News from­Provenance Research”) she writes about theobjects under consideration, their originalowners and the recommendations of the ArtRestitution Advisory Board.MRTrousersPart of an ensembleSilk, cotton, goldShkodër(now Albania), 19th cent.Inventoried 1939Volkskundemuseum Wien, ÖMV/44587FezPart of an ensembleSilk, linen, gold threadShkodër(now Albania), 19th cent.Inventoried 1939Volkskundemuseum Wien, ÖMV/44589Magazine:NachrichtenVolkskundemuseum Wien,July/August/September, 54 3/2019PaperVolkskundemuseum WienMagazine:NachrichtenVolkskundemuseum Wien, October/November/December, 54 4/2019PaperVolkskundemuseum WienShirtPart of an ensembleLinen, cotton, silver threadShkodër(now Albania), 19th cent.Inventoried 1939Volkskundemuseum Wien, ÖMV/44586On January 15th, 2016, the Art RestitutionAdvisory Board recommended on thebasis of the dossier submitted to it that thisensemble and other objects be restitutedto the legal successors of Georg Popper(1883–1959). In 2009 the Art RestitutionAdvisory Board had already recommendedthe restitution of objects from the Welt-museum Wien. No legal heirs have been­identified to date and the objects are­therefore still in the museum.MRFig. 1SlippersPart of an ensembleLinen, leather, gold threadShkodër(now Albania), 19th cent.Inventoried 1939Volkskundemuseum Wien, ÖMV/44590/ab(Fig. 1)Sleeveless coatPart of an ensembleWool, cottonShkodër(now Albania), 19th cent.Inventoried 1939Volkskundemuseum Wien, ÖMV/4459175