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Henri Louis Ambroise Vollard (French)
3 July 1866Gregorian
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29 April 2014
19800035/761/86467
Henri Louis Ambroise Vollard (French)
Ambroise Vollard
21 July 1939
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22 July 1939
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1939
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166J, Ms 5397-5408, 11344-11371
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19 April 2012
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Three French heirs to a collection of over 400 works of art, including by 19th century painters Renoir, Matisse and Degas, have sued Serbia, saying its National Museum in Belgrade has held the works illegally since 1949.The 429 pieces were part of a collection belonging to a prominent French art dealer and collector, Ambroise Vollard, who died in July 1939 in an accident.As World War Two broke out in Europe, part of his collection was transferred to Yugoslavian Erih Slomovic for safekeeping, but Slomovic, who was Jewish, was subsequently arrested and killed in a concentration camp in 1943.The Yugoslav government later requisitioned the works and placed them in the national museum. (English)
Ambroise Vollard
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51961
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15395
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Wikipedia(22 entries)
- arzwiki امبرواز فولارد
- bewiki Амбруаз Валар
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- hywiki Ամբրուազ Վոլար
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- jawiki アンブロワーズ・ヴォラール
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- ruwiki Воллар, Амбруаз
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- srwiki Амброаз Волар
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- trwiki Ambroise Vollard
- ukwiki Амбруаз Воллар
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- ruwikinews Категория:Амбруаз Воллар
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- frwikisource Auteur:Ambroise Vollard