Company in a Garden, Barend Graat, 1661

Inv.; collection Count Karol Lanckoroński (1848-1933), Vienna, by 1921;{Note RMA; Thieme/Becker XIV, 1921, p. 467.} his children, Antoni Lanckoroński (1893-1965), Karolina Lanckoroński (1898-2002) and Adelajda Lanckoroński (1903-1980);{Skubiszewska/Kuczman 2010, p. 22.} from whom confiscated by the Nazi's for Adolph Hitler's Führermuseum, Linz, 1939;{Winiewica-Wolska 2003, Aneks 3, pp. 42-3.} war recuperation, Austrian Government, depot St Marx, Vienna, 1946;{Kommission für Provenienzforschung, Bundesdenkmalamt, Hofburg, Vienna, BDA-Archive, Restitutionsmaterialien, Karton 7/1, Map 9, p. 1, no. 266/3015.} restituted to the children of Count Karol Lanckoroński, 1947;{Kommission für Provenienzforschung, Bundesdenkmalamt, Hofburg, Vienna, BDA-Archive, Restitutionsmaterialien, Karton 7/1, Map 9, annotated.} mentioned in the collection Lanckoroński, Vienna, 1950, ? ca. 1958;{Kommission für Provenienzforschung, Bundesdenkmalamt, Hofburg, Vienna, BDA-Archiv, Restitutionsmaterialien, Karton 26/1, Mappe Reservatsakten I, p. 3; Vienna, [undated], p. 20, no. L698, annotated by the RKD: "alles met NA is besteld en gekomen 1959/60".}…; from the dealer T. Agnew & Sons, London, £ 4,300, to the museum, 1958

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