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(Q2272284)

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Serena Lederer

Austrian Jewish art collector, refugee from Nazis (1867-1943)

  • Serena Pulitzer Lederer
  • Serena Pulitzer
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Serena Lederer

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Портрет работы Густава Климта. 1899 (Russian)
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name in native language
Serena Lederer (German)
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birth name
Serena Pulitzer (German)
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family name
Lederer
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Pulitzer
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date of birth
20 May 1867Gregorian
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stated in
Q65932631
page(s)
1786
date of death
27 March 1943
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stated in
Q65932631
page(s)
1786
sibling
Jenny Steiner
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Aranka Munk
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significant event
persecution of Jews in the Nazi era
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stated in
Austria Criticized for Restituting Klimt Painting to Wrong Family
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https://web.archive.org/web/20210315163226/https://www.artforum.com/news/austria-criticized-for-restituting-klimt-painting-to-wrong-family-77591
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Apple Tree II belonged to Serena Lederer, a prominent Jewish collector whose collection was seized by Nazis following Germany’s annexation of Austria in 1938; Lederer died in 1943. It didn’t reappear in the public eye until 1961, when the Belvedere Gallery received a trove of Nazi-looted paintings following the death of former Nazi party member and propaganda film director Gustav Ucicky. (English)
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Serena Lederer
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Freebase ID
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Prabook ID
1880828
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WikiTree person ID
Pulitzer-51
subject named as
Serena Lederer (Pulitzer) (20 May 1867 - 7 Mar 1943)
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