Series I.D. 1960-1969
21.68 Linear
Feet
(52 boxes)
After Gustav Cramer's death in 1961 Hans Max Cramer became the sole owner of the
gallery (Gustav Cramer's obituary is filed in box 54, folder 4). During the following
years he had significantly increased his clientele by sending circular letters to a
large number of private art collectors and art dealers, both in Europe and United
States. He also continued to correspond with many of the clients and art museums with
whom business relations were established during the 1950s and before. Personal family
correspondence was occasional and not extensive.
Among the numerous new art collectors are Gabriele Annan at King's College,
Cambridge, England, Alfred Bader in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Michel Bertecco-Schaub in
Geneva, Rudolph Böhling in Hamburg, M. de Boully in Paris, Johannes Brenninkmeyer in
New York, Robert Courbier in Marseille, Stephen R. Currier in New York, B. Dale Melan
in Seattle, John Robinson Davies in Lausanne, Heinz Diekamp in Münster, Ernst Dittmar
in Vienna, Stella and Patrick Donner in London, B. Dreesmann in London, W.J.R.
Dreesmann in the Netherlands, Vittorio Duca in Milan, Enrique Ellinger in Buenos
Aires, Hugo Engleson in Lund, Arthur L. Erlanger in New York, Max Fischbacher in
Rottach am Tegernsee, August Fourcroy in Belgium, Myrtil Frank in New York, Horst
Friedrich in Leipzig, Herbert Girardet in Kettwig/Ruhr, Germany, H. de Givenchy in
Paris, John Redmond Gleeson in Ottawa, Götz Grabert in Stuttgart, Werner Gramberg in
Hamburg, Carla Grassi-Bernardi in Milan, Franz Gross in Bottmingen, Switzerland, Erwin
Grotrian-Steinweg in Braunschweig, E.H. Heckett in Butler, Pennsylvania, Alfons
Heilbronner in Buenos Aires, Günter Henle in Duisburg, Karl Anton Henschel in
Fribourg, Walter Hertz in Brussels, Baron von der Heydt in Ascona, Max Hilscher in
Ulm, Alexander von Hoerschelmann in Vienna and Milan, Walter Andrea Hofer in Munich,
C. Ernst Kaufmann, Heinz Kisters in Switzerland, Elisabeth H.J. Laan in Amsterdam,
Léon Lambert de Rouvroit in Belgium, Paul Kronacker in Brussels, Myron Laskin in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Russell Latham in England, Horst Lehnert in Germany, Le Comte
Philippe de Limburg Stirum in Belgium, Heinrich Lindenberg in Bad Harzburg, Jack
Linsky in New York, J.A.H. Metzemaekers in the Netherlands, William Jacob Mohnen in
Mannheim, Heinz Heinrich Nordhoff at Volkswagenwerk in Wolfsburg, Thérèse Pfotenhauer
in Salzburg, Jacob Polak in Sarasota, Florida, Vera Ponticelli in Florence, Detlef W.
Priem in Sennestadt, Germany, A.J. Rehhorst in Utrecht, Michael Reusch in Oslo,
Norway, J.D. Reiss-Pigeaud, Emil Rosner in Rome, Armando Sabatello in Rome, Baron de
Schaetzen de Schaetzenhoff in Brussels, Konrad Kaiser at Sammlung Georg Schäfer in
Obbach über Schweinfurt, A. Schrafl in Zurich, Heinrich A. Schulz in
Überlingen/Bodensee, Germany, C.W. Schweiger in Munich, Luigi Selva in Turin, Norton
Simon in California, Karl-Heinz Sonne in Dortmund, Siegmund Starosta in Berlin, C.R.A.
van Stolk in the Netherlands, Alfred Sutter in Mannheim, Jack Tanzer in New York, K.R.
Thomson at Thomson Newspapers Limited in Toronto, Harold Toppel in Puerto Rico, S.D.
den Uyl in Detroit, Annemarie Vangensten in the Netherlands, P.G. Walker in Bradford,
Yorkshire, England, Joachim Wetzger in Berlin, and Stanley S. Wulc in Rydal,
Pennsylvania.
The most extensive correspondence was with the Dutch art collectors W. van Aalst, H.
ten Cate, B. Meijer (Meyer), and J.G. Wurfbain, the art collector M.P. van Aalst in
England, the German art collectors Diethelm Doll in Bad Godesberg, Paul Ziesche in
Braunschweig and Charlotte and Otto Müller in Darmstadt, the Italian art collectors
Ado Giacci and Albert W. Nahum, both in Milan, the Portuguese art collector L.H.
Gilbert in Lisbon, the Spanish art collectors M. Manent in Barcelona and Don Manuel de
Villegas y Urzaiz, the Swiss art collectors Agnes Farner-Hasler in Zurich and Alice
and Hugo Stokvis in Lausanne, and the American art collectors Robert Draper in South
Miami, Florida, John Lowenthal, J. William Middendorf II at Middendorf, Colgate &
Co. and Gerald C. Paget, all in New York. Cramer also continued to correspond with the
art collectors Helmhold Hoffmann, Oskar R. Henschel, J.H.C. Kern, Count Antoine
Seilern in London, Judge Irwin Untermeyer in New York, and occasionally with J. Paul
Getty (from 1969 filed under Malibu).
Especially extensive and continuous was the correspondence with the Swiss art
collector Baron Hans-Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza. It is filed under the Baron's name
as well as under A.S. Berkes, curator of the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection, the lawyer
Joseph Groh, the secretary Spitzer, and the Galerie Schloss Rohoncz in Castagnola.
Among the topics are x-rays of paintings by Rembrandt. X-rays of paintings by
Rembrandt are also discussed withn the correspondence between Cramer and the
radiologist Martin Meier-Siem in Hamburg.
New, continuous, and often extensive correspondence began with several art dealers
and auctioneers, including G.C. Baroni in Paris, Giuseppe Bellini in Florence (filed
under Bellini or Florence), the Brod Gallery in London, the Carlebach Gallery in New
York, Helen Glatz in London, the Galerie Wilhelm Grosshennig in Düsseldorf, Sidney H.
Hahn in London, M. Knoedler & Co. in New York, Leonard F. Koetser in London,
Kornfeld & Klipstein in Bern, Elfriede Langeloh in Cologne, E.H. Lissner in Bad
Rothenfelde, Germany, Edward R. Lubin in New York, Ludwig Meyer-Domus in Munich, the
Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York, Ewan Phillips in London, the Pulitzer Gallery in
London, Karl Christian Schmidt in Berlin, Hertha Schoene in Berlin, Gualtiero Schubert
in Milan, Herman Shickman in New York, Heinrich Stahl in Mannheim, Julius H. Weitzner
in London, and W. Wiluzanski at Gallery 58 in Tel-Aviv.
Among the art dealers and auctioneers with whom Cramer corresponded most extensively
were A.S. Ciechanowiecki at Messrs. Mallett at Bourbon House Limited in London (filed
under London or under Mallett), Christie, Manson & Woods in London, Carl Eugen
Pongs in Düsseldorf, Curt Reinheldt in Berlin, and Ed. Trautschold at C.G. Boerner in
Düsseldorf (filed under Trautschold, Boerner, or Düsseldorf). He also continued to
correspond with H.E. Backer in Rome who was the representative of Christie, Manson
& Woods, Herbert N. Bier in London, Julius Böhler in Munich, Curt Bloch, the
Galerie Fischer in Lucerne, the Galerie Wolfgang Gurlitt in Munich, Henri Heilbronner
in Lucerne, Walter Andreas Hofer in Munich, Elisabeth Baronin von Klopmann in Berlin,
the Kunsthaus Lempertz in Cologne (also filed under J. Hanstein), Curt Reinheldt in
Berlin, Frank J. and V. Philip Sabin in London, Heinz Steinmeyer in Munich, and the
Stuttgarter Kunstkabinett, Roman Norbert Ketterer in Stuttgart.
Extensive correspondence continued with curators and directors at several art
museums in the United States, including, James B. Byrnes at the North Carolina Museum
of Art in Raleigh, David G. Carter at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence,
Sherman E. Lee and Henry S. Francis at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Charles C.C.
Cunningham at the Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut (filed mostly under Hartford),
John Coolidge at the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Charles P. Parkhurts
at the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Ohio, Wolfgang Stechow
at the Oberlin College, Robert O. Parks at Smith College Museum of Art in
Northhampton, Massachusetts and at the Hohn and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in
Sarasota, Florida, Ben Snyder (Snijder) at the Cranbrook School in Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan, and with Otto Wittmann at the Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio. Also
extensive is the correspondence with the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art,
Atkins Museum of Fine Arts in Kansas City, Missouri, the Vassar College Art Gallery
(filed under Poughkeepsie), and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond.
Cramer also corresponded extensively with H. Hickl-Szabo at the Royal Museum in
Toronto, and with the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. In Europe, the most
extensive and continuous was his correspondence with the Bayerische
Staatsgemäldesammlungen in Munich, Paul Boerlin, conservator at the Kunstmuseum in
Basel, C. Müller-Hofstede at the Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen Berlin-Dahlem,
Werner Schmalenbach at the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen in Düsseldorf, Bruno
Bushart at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, and with the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
New correspondence began with the Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg in Germany, Luis
A. Ferré at the Museo de Arte de Ponce in Puerto Rico, Edgardo Grazia at the
Soprintendenza ai Monumenti dell'Emilia in Bologna, Italy, Carlos van Hasselt at the
Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Richard F. Brown at Kimbell Art
Foundation (filed under Forth Worth in Texas), Kenneth Donahue at the Los Angeles
County Museum of Art (filed mostly under Los Angeles), David G. Carter at the Montreal
Museum of Fine Arts, with the Worcester Art Museum in Worchester, Massachusetts, and
with the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo. Ongoing and extensive correspondence
began with the National Gallery in Prague (filed under Praha).
Cramer continued to correspond with the art historians Horst Gerson and Yvonne
Hackenbroch. There is an occasional exchange with Erhard Göpel. New correspondence
began with Gerhard Evers, Paul Ganz, Egbert Haverkamp Begemann, Eduard Plietsch, Leo
van Puyvelde, Léo R. Schidlof, and Alfred Stange.
Occasional correspondence continued with the renowned Dutch law scholar W.P.
Kamphuisen, with Erica Roje in Milan, and with the lawyer Kurt Strassburger in Berlin.
New correspondence began with the art experts Carl Müller-Ruzika in Frankfurt am Main
and Otto Schoener in Bremen, and with the German journalist living in the Netherlands,
Günter C. Vieten.
Cramer continued to correspond with several art magazines, mainly Die
Weltkunst, The Burlington Magazine (also filed undet the
editor Benedict Nicolson), and Art News; and he began to correspond
with The Studio and the Envoy Magazine, both in London.
Extensive correspondence began also with the German newspaper Das
Handelsblatt (also filed under the editor F. Hufen).
Hans Max Cramer continued to correspond extensively with Gustav Cramer's financial
advisor Siefried Reif in Berlin. The correspondence with Reif from the early 1960s
includes an exchange with the Entschädigungsamt Berlin. He also continued to
correspond extensively with the accounting firm Nassette & Klomp, which in 1961
changed name to Nassette & Raakman. The letters from December 1960 include the
English translation of the Deed of Dissolution of the partnership firm of G. Cramer,
Oude Kust, The Hague into a limited partnership between Gustav Cramer and Hans Max
Cramer, signed and stamped by a notary.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by year and within each year by every two months, and within
each two month period alphabetically by name of correspondent.
January 1960-March 1960
Box
Folder
48
1
Alberti, Contessa
48
1
Alfen, Ph. Van
48
1
Arte Figurativa
48
1
Art News
48
1
Autokampioen
48
2
Backer, H. E.
48
2
Bakker [Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart]
48
2
Baudouin, P. [Het Sterckof Provinciaal Museum voor
Kunstambachten]
48
2
Beretz, Jean J.
48
2
Berniger, Eugen
48
2
Bernt, Walther
48
2
Berry-Hill Galleries, New York
48
2
Beydals, P. [Historisch Museum te Rotterdam]
48
2
Bier, Herbert N.
48
2
Brochhagen, Ernst
48
2
Bruyn, M. C. G. de
48
2
Burlington Magazine
48
3
Chateaubriand, Francisco de Assis
48
3
Chenue, J.
48
3
Christi, Manson & Woods, London
48
3
Cleveland Museum of Art [William D. Wixon]
48
3
Connoisseur, The
48
3
Cowie, Donald [The Antiquities
Yearbook]
48
3
Cunningham, Charles C. [Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford
Connecticut]
48
3
Cramer, Gaston and Martha
48
4
Davies, Martin [The National Gallery, London]
48
4
Doelman, C.
48
4
Drent, J. H.
48
4
Drent, J. H.
48
4
Drey, Margaret H.
48
4
Du Kulturelle Monatschrift
48
5
Elseviers Weekblad
48
5
Farner-Hasler, Agnes
48
5
Fleischhauer, W. [Württembergisches Landesmuseum, Stuttgart]
48
5
Fleurville Paris [Wolff, L.]
48
5
Fock, J. F.
48
6
Gent [Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Paul Eeckhout]
48
6
Getty, Paul
48
6
Ghellinck d'Elseghem, Joseph de
48
6
Gilbert, L. H.
48
6
Girardet, Herbert
48
6
Groh, Joseph [H. H. Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza]
48
6
Grosshennig [Galerie Wilhelm Grosshennig, Düsseldorf]
48
6
[G…]
48
7
Hamburg [Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Lieselotte Möller]
48
7
Handelsblatt
48
7
Haus der Kunst, München
48
7
Hauswedell [Dr. Ernst Hauswedell GmbH Auktionhaus, Hamburg]
48
7
Heilbronner, Henri
48
7
Heldring, J. C. H.
48
7
Hendy, Sir Philip [The National Gallery, London]
48
7
Henschel, Karl Anton
48
7
Hilbers, Heinrich M.
48
7
Hoff, Ferdinand
48
7
Hoffmann, Helmhold
48
7
Höhnscheid
48
7
Holzenscheiter, Ernst
48
7
Huth, Hans [The Art Institute of Chicago]
48
8
Janson, Claire [Musees Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique]
48
8
Jones [Bob Jones University]
48
8
Kamphuisen, P. W.
48
8
Kansas City [William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, Atkins Museum of
Fine Arts, Ralph T. Coe]
48
8
Karlsruhe [Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Ernst Brochhagen]
48
8
Kästner, Karl Heinrich
48
8
Kern, J. H. C.
48
9
Laube, August
48
9
Lee, Sherman E. [The Cleveland Museum of Art]
48
9
Lewinski, Wolf-Eberhard von
48
9
Liechtenstein [Sammlungen des Regierenden Fürsten von Liechtenstein,
Gustav Wilhelm]
48
9
London American
48
9
Lorm, A. J. de [Gemeentemuseum Arnheim]
48
10
Majewski, Harald von
48
10
Mariano, [Nicky?]
48
10
Menkés [La Continental Menkés, Bruxelles]
48
10
Mouton & Co.
48
10
Muller, Frederik
48
10
Müller, Gerhard
48
10
Müller-Hofstede, Cornelius
48
10
Musées de France
48
10
Nassette & Klomp
48
11
Olveh, de [J. H. A. Kruimel]
48
11
Pantheon [T. Christ, F. Bruckmann Verlag,
München]
48
11
Parkhurst, Charles P. [Oberlin College, Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art
Museum]
48
11
Parks, Robert O. [Smith College Museum of Art]
48
11
Pierson, Heldring & Pierson [P. A. Huet]
48
11
Platet [Étude de Me D. Platet]
48
11
Pope-Hennessy, Sir John [Victoria and Albert Museum]
48
11
Pulitzer, Henry F. [The Pulitzer Gallery, London]
48
12
Redelé, J. M.
48
12
Rehorst, A. J.
48
12
Reif, Siegfried
48
12
Reinheldt, Curt
48
12
Risse, Heinz
48
12
Roje, Erica
48
12
Rubenshuis
48
12
Rubow, Jørn [The Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Copenhagen]
48
12
Rudolph, Hans
48
13
Sabatello, Armando
48
13
Sandwÿk [Ben and Margot Snyder]
48
13
Schmidt, Hans-Werner [Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum,
Braunschweig]
Kerchove [Comte Charles O. F. Kerchove de Denterghem]
57
6
Knoll International
57
6
Kolb, Eric de
57
6
Krawczyk, Joseph and Rosemarie
57
7
Laan, Liesbeth
57
7
Langendam, J. C. M.
57
7
Larcier, M. R. L.
57
7
Lewis [F. Lewis Publishers]
57
7
Librarie des Quatre Chemins-Editart
57
7
London [The National Gallery, Philip Hendy]
57
7
Mallett [Messrs. Mallett of Bourdon House Ltd.]
57
7
Marton, Paolo
57
7
Mathieus, L. E.
57
7
McDonnell, H. J. L.
57
7
Melbourne [National Gallery of Victoria]
57
7
Moll, P.
57
7
Morpurgo, E.
57
7
Motta
57
7
Mullaly, T. F. S.
57
8
Oberlin College [Allen Memorial Art Museum, Chloe Hamilton]
57
8
Oeil [L' Oeil Revue d' Art]
57
8
Omaha [Joslyn Art Museum, Edna Dowling]
57
8
Paris [Société des Architectes Diplomés par le Gouvernement, André
Bruneau]
57
8
Polak, Jacob
57
8
Pozzo, L. Del
57
8
Princeton [The Art Museum, Princeton University, Patrick J.
Kelleher]
57
9
Raleigh [The North Carolina Museum of Art, Ben F. Williams]
57
9
Regency House (Walton) Antiques
57
9
Reif, Siegfried
57
9
Reinheldt, Curt
57
9
Rooy, J. A. van
57
9
Rotterdam [Museum Boymans, J. C. Ebbinge Wubben]
57
9
Rucellai, Aloisia
57
10
Salomon, A.
57
10
Schütte, Maria [Kristall-Passage K. G.]
57
10
Selva, Luigi R.
57
10
Stahl, Heinrich
57
10
Sta…
57
10
Talleux, J. M.
57
10
Thomson, K. R.
57
10
Thyssen Bornemisza, H. H. Baron
57
10
Toledo Museum of Art [Otto Wittmann]
57
10
Toussaint, Rolf
57
11
Weltkunst
57
11
Wieschendorf, Anneliese
57
11
Worcester Art Museum [Daniel Catton Rich]
57
11
Wurfbain, J. G.
November 1961-December 1961
Box
Folder
58
1
Aalbersberg, Philip G.
58
1
Algemeen Dagblad
58
1
Ainsworth Company
58
1
Alemagna, Alberto
58
1
Alfen, Ph. Van
58
1
Amsterdam [Stedelijk Museum, Rijksmuseum]
58
1
Ars [D' Ars Agency]
58
1
Art Market Guide &
Forecaster
58
2
Bachmann, Frau [?]
58
2
Baltimore [Walters Art Gallery, Philippe Verdier]
58
2
Belinfante [Drukkerij Belinfante]
58
2
Bellini, Mario [Galleria Luigi Bellini & Figli, Firenze]
58
2
Bercovici, Isac
58
2
Bergh, Sidney J. van den
58
2
Berlepsch, Tilo von
58
2
B. H. [?]
58
2
Berlin [Gemäldegalerie Ehem. Staatliche Museen Berlin-Dahlem, C. Müller
Hofstede]
58
2
Biermann, Ernst
58
2
Biezeveld, J. C.
58
2
Boston [Museum of Fine Arts, Perry T. Rathbone]
58
2
Braam, Fred. A. van
58
2
Braun, Max
58
2
Bristol [City Art Gallery, H. Schubart]
58
2
Brouwer, L. E. J.
58
2
Brugge [Gemeentebestuur van Brugge]
58
2
Bücherkabinett [Das Bücherkabinett]
58
2
Burlington Magazine
58
3
Carlebach, Julius [Carlebach Gallery]
58
3
Cate, H. E. ten
58
3
Chantarella House St. Moritz
58
3
Christie, Manson & Woods
58
3
Connoisseur
58
3
Cramer, Gaston and Martha
58
4
Dale Malan, B.
58
4
Dawson, Ralph
58
4
Delft [Stedelijk Museum, D. H. G. Bolten]
58
4
Den Haag [Gemeente Museum, L. J. F. Wijsenbeek]
58
4
Deutsche Zeitung
58
4
Dockweiler, Frederick C.
58
4
Draper, Robert
58
4
Duijvendijk, J. van
58
5
Edgar, Eileen V. [Mrs. Gilbert Edgar]
58
5
Elden, W. van
58
5
Elsevier
58
5
Erasmus Antiquariaat en Boekhandel
58
5
Fleteren, I. van
58
5
Frankfurt [Städtische Galerie, Anton Legner]
58
5
Freytag v. Loringhoven, Bernd Baron
58
6
Ghellink d' Elseghem, Joseph de
58
6
Gilbert, L. H.
58
6
Glaverbel, S. A.
58
6
Grafe, Etienne Raymond
58
6
Greenville [Bob Jones University]
58
6
Grosshennig [Galerie Wilhelm Grosshennig, Düsseldorf]
58
6
Guépin, A. J.
58
7
Haagen, J. K. van der
58
7
Haagse Kunsthistorische Kring
58
7
Haarlem [Frans Halsmuseum der Gemeente Haarlem, H. P. Baard]
58
7
Hackenbroch, Yvonne
58
7
Hamburg [Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Lieselotte Möller]
58
7
Hannema, Dirk
58
7
Hartford [Wadsworth Atheneum, Elinor Gregory, Charles C.
Cunningham]
58
7
Hartel, Otto
58
7
Hehewerth, J. H.
58
7
Heidelberg [Kurpfälzisches Museum, Georg Foenagen]
58
7
Heydt, Baron von der
58
7
Hollander, A. N. J. den
58
7
H…
58
7
Hollandse Commissie- en Handelsbank
58
8
Indoor Verlichting
58
8
International Art Market
58
8
Jamaer, C.
58
8
Kamer van Koophandel en Fabrieken
58
8
Karlsruhe [Staatliche Kunsthalle, Jan Lauts]
58
8
Keezer, Marcel B.
58
8
Ketterer, Roman Norbert [Stuttgarter Kunstkabinett]
58
8
Klaus, Mario
58
9
Larcier, M. R. L.
58
9
Leepa Associates [Harvey Leepa]
58
9
Lewis, Frank [F. Lewis, Publishers, Limited]
58
9
Librairie des Quatre Chemins-Editart
58
9
London [The British Antique Dealers' Association]
58
9
Lugt, Frits
58
9
Majewski, Harald von
58
9
Mannheim [W. Ludwig Böhm, Reiss-Museum der Stadtgemeinde
Mannheim]
58
9
McDonnell, A. J. L.
58
9
Meier-Siem, Martin
58
9
Meier, B.
58
9
Mignot, Frank
58
9
Moogk, W. J.
58
9
Morandi, Giorgio
58
9
Mullaly, T. F. S. [The Daily Telegraph and Morning
Post]
58
9
München [Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum,
Kurt Martin, Hans R. Weihrauch, Ernst Brochhagen, Alexander Frh. Von
Reitzenstein]
58
10
Nassette & Raakman
58
11
Nienhuys-Versteegh, A. M.
58
11
Nussbaumer, Albert Ch.
58
11
Nystad, S. [Nystad, Antiquairs, N. V.]
58
11
Obelisk Gallery [Philip Laski]
58
11
Ottawa [National Gallery of Canada, Kathleeen M. Fenwick]
58
11
Otterloo [Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, R. W. D. Oxenaar]
58
11
Oudshoff & Besançon
58
11
Paget, Gerald C.
58
11
Pallucchini, Rodolfo
58
11
Papenhausen, Dr. [?]
58
11
Paulini, W. L. Th.
58
11
Pelinck, E. [Stedelijk Museum "De Lakenhal" Leiden]
58
11
Plietzsch [Mica, Eduard]
58
11
Ponticelli, Vera
58
11
Pozzo, L. Dal
58
11
Princeton [Patrick J. Kelleher, The Art Museum, Princeton
University]
58
11
Proehl, Ernst
58
11
Providence [Rhode Island School of Design, David G. Carter]
58
12
Raleigh [The North Carolina Museum of Art, Justus Bier]
58
12
Siegfried Reif
58
12
Reinheldt, Curt
58
12
Rietveld, Jan
58
12
Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie
58
12
Röell, H. A. [D. C. Röell, Ada E. Röell-Jas]
58
12
Rosenthal-Porzellan Aktiengesellschaft [W. Artz]
58
12
Rotterdam [Museum Boymans, J. C. Ebbinge Wubben]
58
13
Schidlof, Leo R.
58
13
Schrafl, A.
58
13
Schwarz, A.
58
13
Segal [B. & M. Segal]
58
13
Snyder, Ben and Margot
58
13
Sotheby & Co.
58
13
Stahl, Heinrich
58
13
Starke [C. A. Starke-Verlag]
58
13
Stöcker, A. C. J. A.
58
13
Strassburger, Kurt
58
14
Thyssen-Bornemisza, H. H. Baron von
58
14
Times Publishing Company Limited [The Times Weekly
Review]
58
14
Toronto [H. Hickl-Szabo, The Royal Ontario Museum]
58
14
Toussaint, Rolf
58
14
Tralbaut, M. E.
58
15
Untermyer, Irwin
58
15
Utrecht [Centraal Museum, M. A. Houtzager]
58
15
Vaarties, D.
58
15
Vaderland
58
15
Veraska Vereenigd Assurantiekantoor N. V.
58
15
Vereeniging Rembrandt
58
15
Vereeniging van Handelaren in Oude Kunst in Nederland
58
15
Weihrauch, Hans R. [Bayerisches Nationalmuseum München]
58
15
Weltkunst
58
15
Wurfbain, J. G.
58
15
Zwart, Martin
January 1962-February 1962
Box
Folder
59
1
Adelberg, S.
59
1
Air France
59
1
Alfen, Ph. Van
59
1
Amaco
59
1
Antichità Viva
59
1
Antverp (Stad Antwerpen)
59
1
Arntz, W. J. A.
59
1
Ars (D'Ars Agency)
59
1
Arte Figurativa
59
1
Artis (Speculum Artis)
59
1
Augusta-Hotel
59
2
Autokampioen (Redactie Autokampioen)
59
2
Beelaerts van Blokland
59
2
Belinfante n.v.
59
2
Bergh, Sidney J. van den
59
2
B [..]
59
2
Bigler, Paul
59
2
Bloch, C.
59
2
Boer, R. G. de
59
2
Boon, K. G. [Rijksprentenkabinet, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam]
59
2
Bosch, W. Th. Ten
59
2
Boucher, L. J. C.
59
2
Bruyn, L. de [R.K.D.]
59
2
Burlington Magazine
59
2
Busiri, Andrea
59
3
Carlton Tower
59
3
Cate, E. ten
59
3
Chemez
59
3
Christie, Manson & Woods
59
3
Cleveland Museum of Art (Sherman E. Lee)
59
3
Connoisseur
59
3
Cooper, M. L.
59
3
Country Life
59
4
Donati, Lazzaro
59
4
Draper, Robert
59
4
Dresden (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen)
59
4
Duca, Vittorio
59
4
Edelstam, H
59
4
Edinburgh (National Gallery of Scotland)
59
4
Elsevier
59
4
Florenz (Deutsches Kunsthistorisches Institut)
59
5
Gans, M. H
59
5
Gent (Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Paul Eeckhout
59
5
Gerson, Horst (Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische
Documentatie)
59
5
Ghellinck d'Elseghem, Joseph de
59
5
Gilbert, L. H.
59
5
Gravenhage (Gemeentemuseum 's-Gravenhage)
59
5
Groninger Museum voor Stadt en Ommelanden
59
5
Gurlitt, Wolfgang
59
6
Haage, J. K. v. d., Dr.
59
6
Haagse Kunsthistorische Kring
59
6
Hamburg (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe)
59
6
Handelsblatt
59
6
Hannema, Dirk
59
6
Heintze, Leonore
59
6
Heydt, v. d.
59
6
Huët, P. A.
59
6
Kassel (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen)
59
6
Kern, J. H. C.
59
6
Klaassen, D.
59
6
Kopenhagen (Royal Museum of Fine Arts)
59
7
Lagerberg, John
59
7
Lefievre, Bernars
59
7
Librairie des Quatre Chemins
59
7
Libreria Serenissima - Venezia
59
7
London (British Antique Dealers' Association)
59
7
Lürman, A.
59
8
Mannheim (Reiss-Museum)
59
8
Michaelis, Gerhard
59
8
Monchy, W. H. de
59
8
Morandi, Giorgio
59
8
Müller, Gerhard
59
8
München (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Hans R. Weihrauch)
59
9
Nahum, W.
59
9
Nassette & Raakman
59
9
Nispen tot Sevenaer, C. C. C. M. van
59
9
Oberti, Georges
59
9
Oijen, B. van
59
9
Ovsievsky, Sergei
59
9
O […]
59
9
Paget, Gerald C.
59
9
Petschek, Thea
59
9
Phillips, S. J.
59
9
Ponticelli, Vera
59
9
Post, J. J.
59
9
PTT
59
10
Raleigh (North Carolina Museum of Art)
59
10
Reif, Siegfried
59
10
Reinheldt, Curt
59
10
Rotterdam (Museum Boymans-va Beuningen)
59
11
Sarasota (John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art)
59
11
Scheurer, W.
59
11
Schrafl, A.
59
11
Schroll (Verlag Anton Schroll)
59
11
Schwarz, A.
59
11
Seattle Art Museum
59
11
Selzer, Edgar Karl
59
11
Schneider, Margot
59
11
Sotheby & Co.
59
11
Spero, Alfred
59
11
Stahl, Heinrich
59
11
Steenhaut-Vanhuffel, G.
59
11
Stolk, C. R. A. van
59
12
Telegraaf
59
12
Thyssen-Bornemisza, H. H. Baron
59
12
Times
59
12
Toronto (Royal Ontario Museum)
59
12
Toussaint, Rolf
59
12
Tralbaut, M. E.
59
13
Utrecht (Central Museum der Gemeente Utrecht)
59
13
Vaderland
59
13
Venduhuis der Notarissen
59
13
Vereeniging der Notarissen
59
13
Walker, P. G.
59
13
Wenz, W. von
59
13
Weltkunst
59
13
Wilhelmina (Princess Wilhelmina)
59
13
Wivel, Carl-Eilert (Parfumerie Breining)
59
13
Wurfbain, H. W. J. Fockema
March 1962-April 1962
Box
Folder
60
1
Aalbersberg, Philip G.
60
1
Adda, F.
60
1
Alkiewicz, K.
60
1
Amsterdam. Rijksmuseum, K. G. Boon
60
1
Apollo
60
1
Arte Figurativa
60
1
Artis (Speculum Artis)
60
1
Artis, Zeitschschrift für Alte und Neue
Kunst
60
1
Assindia (Galerie Assindia)
60
1
Augsburg. Kunstsammlungen (Norbert Lieb)
60
2
Bacher, Anna Maria
60
2
Backer, H.E.
60
2
Bastert, J. N.
60
2
Bellini, Mario A.
60
2
Bergh, Sidney J. van den
60
2
Berlepsch, Tilo von
60
2
Berlin. Gemäldegalerie der ehemals Staatlichen Museen
Berlin-Dahlem
60
2
Bernenko, Herbert
60
2
Bick, Jerome
60
2
Bornheim, Walter
60
2
Brouwer, L. E. J.
60
2
Bruyn, M. C. G. de
60
2
Burlington Magazine
60
3
Cate, E. ten
60
3
Cleveland Museum of Art (Sherman E. Lee)
60
3
Cramer, Gaston
60
4
Dale Malan, B.
60
4
Delft. Museum Prinsenhof. D.H.G. Bolton
60
4
Den Haag. Gemeente Museum.
60
4
Deutsche Zeitung
60
4
Dony, F. L. M
60
4
Draper, Robert (Mirell Gallery)
60
4
Dresden. Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
60
4
Duca, Vittorio
60
5
Elsevier
60
5
Ende, D. van den
60
5
Fergusson, R. G.
60
5
Financial Times
60
5
Fleteren, J. van
60
5
Friedinger Pranter, R.
60
6
Garmero
60
6
Gerson, Horst (Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische
Documentatie)
60
6
Gilbert, L. H.
60
6
Gondrexon, J. A.
60
6
Göpel, Erhard
60
6
Grazia, (Soprintendenza ai Monumenti dell'Emilia)
60
6
Groh, Joseph
60
7
Haagen, J. K. van der
60
7
Hartford (Wadsworth Atheneum, Charles C. Cunningham)
box
folder
60
7
Heijdenrijk
Box
Folder
60
7
Heilbronner, Henri
60
7
Heldring, J. C. H.
60
7
Henschel, Karl Anton
60
7
Hianné
60
7
Hoffmann, Lucie
60
7
H […]
60
7
Huis ter Duin
60
8
Jeanmarie
60
8
Jokiner, Ekki J.
60
8
Jousma, J. A. J.
60
8
Kahnert, Walter (Herbig)
box
Folder
60
8
Katz (Galerie Katz)
Box
Folder
60
8
Katzander, Howard L.
60
8
Katzenellenbogen
60
8
Kleve. Städtisches Museum Haus Koekoek
60
8
Köln. Freunde des Wallraf-Richarts-Museums
60
8
Kopenhagen. The Royal Museum of Fine Arts (Erik Fischer)
60
8
Korn, Erika von
60
8
Kornfeld (Klipstein & Kornfeld)
60
8
LaderinnungGutleben & Weidert
60
8
Lempertz (Kunsthaus Lempertz)
60
8
London. The Royal Academy of Arts
60
8
luger, J. (De Telegraaf)
60
9
Mannheim. Städtisches Reiss-Museum
60
9
Mossel
60
9
München (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Hans R. Weihrauch)
60
9
Muthmann, Günther
60
10
Nahum, Albert
60
10
Nassette & Raakman
60
10
New York (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
60
10
Nieuwstraten, J.
60
10
Nijstad, S.
60
11
Onderdenwijngaard, Jan C. W.
60
11
Otawa. National Gallery of canada (Kathleen M. Fenwick)
60
11
Oudshoff & Besançon
60
11
Paget, Gerald C.
60
11
Paris . Bibliothèque Nationale, Cabinet des Estampes (J.
Adhemar)
60
11
Peel & Humphris
60
11
Polak, Jacob
60
11
Ponticelli, Vera
60
11
Postmaster General (Washigton DC)
60
12
Raleigh (North Carolina Museum of Art)
60
12
Reif, Siegfried
60
12
Richmond (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts)
60
12
Riordan (Madame O'Riordan0
60
12
Rome. P. Accademia dei Virtuosi al Pantheon
60
12
Rosner, Emil
60
12
Rotterdam. (B. L. D. Ihle)
60
12
Rotterdamsche Bank
60
12
Rubin, Herbert
60
12
Ruysch, W. A.
60
13
Sabin, V. Philip
60
13
Sarasota (John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art)
60
13
Schäfer, Otto
60
13
Schickedanz, Gustav
60
13
Schubert, Gualtiero
60
13
Schultz van Haegen, J. Th. M.
60
13
Seattle Art Museum
60
13
Sips, Anthony J. D. (Nationale Levensverzekering-Bank)
60
14
Snyder, Margot and Ben
60
14
Spero, Alfred
60
14
Stahl, Heinrich
60
14
St. Louis (City Art Museum of St. Louis)
60
14
Steinmeyer, Heinz
60
14
Stenger, H. A. J.
60
14
Strassburger, Kurt
60
14
Strozzi (Palazzo Strozzi)
60
14
Susijn, H.
60
15
Thurkow
60
15
Thyssen-Bornemisza, H. H. Baron
60
15
Toronto (Royal Ontario Museum)
60
15
Tralbaut, M. E.
60
16
Veraska
60
16
Vereeniging van Handelaren in Oude Kunst in Nederland
60
16
Verzekerinf-Maatschappij "Holland van 1859" (S. Gratama)
