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Studienraum Study A B i o - B i BL i o g R a F i s c H e s L e x i Ko n B i o g R a PH i c a L a n d B i BL i o g R a PH i c a L L e x i c o n Kurt Badt concentration camp in Dachau in 1933. Dismissed Paul Frankl Nach künstlerischem Studium an den Kunstge- des Zweiten Weltkrieges 15-monatige Internierung Ruth Kraemer, geb. schweisheimer in 1971 and worked at the Bibliotheca Hertziana Studied art history in Berlin, Heidelberg, Munich, at the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin until 1935. Dis- VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: Museen, 1932 Habilitation bei Pinder. 1933 Ent- Studied art history from 1918–1921 in Munich after geb. 03.03.1890 in Berlin, from the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum in 1935 by b. 01/02/1878 in Prague; werbeschulen in München und Halle 1928–1933 unter dem Vichy-Regime. 1964 verstarb Heinemann geb. 27.08.1908 in München, in Rome. Received the honorary citizenship of the and Leipzig. Gained doctorate in 1924 under Pinder. missed in 1935 by the National Socialist authorities. Augustin Hirschvogel. Ein Meister der Deutschen lassung als Privatdozent durch die nationalsozia- active service in World War I. Gained doctorate in gest. 22.11.1973 in Überlingen am Bodensee the National Socialist authorities. Emigrated to the d. 04/22/1962 in Princeton, NJ (USA) Studium der Kunstgeschichte in München. 1933 über den sich seit 1957 hinziehenden Entschädi- gest. 27.09.2005 in New York, NY (USA) city of Rome shortly before his death. CK Became assistant to Pinder in 1931 and later Emigrated to the USA in 1936 where he worked as Renaissance, Heidelberg 1915 (Diss.); Die Juden in der listischen Behörden. 1935 Emigration nach Italien, 1921 under Wölfflin, before opening the Taeuber/ USA in 1939 where he worked at the Museum for the Promotion bei Pinder. 1933 Emigration nach Italien, gungs- und Rückerstattungsverfahren. CK assistant professor at the University of Munich. curator at the Fogg Museum in Cambridge (MA) and Kunst, Berlin 1928; Jüdische Kunst – Jüdische Künstler. 1938 in die USA. 1949 Rückkehr nach Deutschland Weil antiquarian bookstore in Munich together with Studied art history in Munich from 1907 onward; VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: Erinnerungen des ersten Direktors des Berliner Jüdischen Studium der Kunstgeschichte 1909 –1914 in Berlin, Arts of Decoration in New York and at New York 1939 in die USA. änderte seinen Namen in Laporte Studium der Kunstgeschichte 1927–1932 in Mün- Dismissed in 1933 by the National Socialist autho- as professor at Harvard University (MA). SSt Museums, hg. von Chana C. Schütz, Teetz 2001. und Tätigkeit als Dozent an der Musikhochschule Hans Werner Taeuber. Emigrated to London in 1933 München und Freiburg/Br. 1914 Promotion bei Vöge University, among other institutions. After 1945, re- gained doctorate in 1910 under Riehl. Assistant to und lehrte als Kunsthistoriker an verschiedenen Lili charlotte Heinemann chen, Berlin und Paris. 1932 Promotion bei Pinder. Die Kirchen der Bettelorden in Deutschland. 1240 –1340, rities, who in addition later stripped him of his PhD. Freiburg. 1952 unvergüteter Privatdozent an der where he worked in the antiquarian bookstore Gold- Wölfflin; habilitation thesis in 1914. From 1921 on- Köln 1925 (Diss.); Mittelalterliche Synagogen, Marburg/ QUELLEN \ SOURCES: in Freiburg/Br. Als Privatgelehrter in Ludwigshafen kindled relationship with Munich, spending the final Universitäten. SJ b. 09/25/1897 in Hanover; Anschließend Volontariat an der Staatlichen Kunst- After a number of unsuccessful attempts to emigrate, VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: Karl Schwarz – 60 Jahre, in: Aufbau (04.05.1945), 14. Universität München, 1954 Ernennung zum außer- schmidt & Co. before opening his own business. SJ EinblickE – AusblickE ward, Professor Ordinarius in Halle. Forced to leave Wittenberg 1927 (Habil.); Corpus Basilicarum Christiana- Die Handzeichnungen von Martin Schongauer, München tätig. Publikationen unter anderem zu Lehmbruck, years of his life mainly in Munich and Berchtesgaden. d. 01/19/1964 in Casablanca (Morocco) bibliothek in Berlin, 1933 durch die nationalsozialis- rum Romae: The Early Christian Basilicas of Rome (IV-Ix he died in 1936. SJ planmäßigen Professor. NP Gauguin und Cézanne. 1933 Rückkehr nach Mün- LB the university in 1934 and went to Munich. Due to Paul Heilbronner (Paul M. Laporte) tischen Behörden vorzeitig entlassen. 1933 Tätigkeit 1922 (Diss.); Die Gemälde von Lucas Cranach, Berlin VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: JüdischE kunsthistorikEr in MünchEn Centuries), Vatikan Stadt 1937–1977. 1932; Rembrandt. Life and Work, London 1964. Ruth schweisheimer > Ruth Kraemer VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: illness, did not return from a trip to the USA in 1938, VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: Der Ulmer Holzschnitt im 15. Jahrhundert, Berlin 1923 chen. 1939 Emigration nach England, Tätigkeit am b. 11/22/1904 in Munich; Studied art history in Berlin and Munich. Gained im Atelier des Fotografen Enkelmann in Berlin, 1934 QUELLEN \ SOURCES: ernst strauss Warburg Institute. 1952 Niederlassung in Überlin- Zur Datierung der Miniaturen des Codex Parisinus graecus and—helped by Panofsky—became a member of d. prob. 06/04/1980 in Santa Barbara, CA (USA) doctorate in 1924 under Wölfflin. Private teacher Eröffnung eines eigenen Fotostudios in München. Joseph Christian. Ein Beitrag zum Begriff des deutschen b. 06/30/1901 in Mannheim; (Diss.); Die Wiegendrucke Münchens. Ein bibliographisches august Liebmann Mayer Jacob Rosenberg, 86, Authority on Works of Rembrandt, Franz Jzra stadler Verzeichnis mit neun Typentafeln, München 1923; gen, ab 1968 Gastvorlesungen an der Universität 139, Weida 1911 (Diss.); Denkmäler der Krippenkunst, Augs- the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton (NJ). in Munich and Augsburg while also taking charge of 1936 Emigration nach New York. 1937–1939 und Rokokos, Berlin 1926 (Diss.); Balthasar Permoser, Frank- d. 09/27/1981 in Freiburg/Br. geb. 27.10.1885 in Darmstadt, furt/M. 1927; Die Bedeutung der ästhetischen Grenze für Dead, in: The New York Times (10.04.1980). geb. 04.09.1877 in Szombathely /Steinamanger Martino, Maurizio (Hg.): Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, Konstanz, ab 1970 Honorarprofessur in Konstanz. burg 1926–1930; Die Weihnachtskrippe, München 1955. Visiting lecturer in Berlin and Halle after the war. NP After taking an art course at the colleges of applied guided art tours and art history courses. Emigrated ab 1962 Anstellung in der Pierpont Morgan Library INSIGHTS—PROSPECTS QUELLEN \ SOURCES: gest. vermutl. 12.03.1944 in Auschwitz die Methode der Kunstgeschichte, München 1931 (Habil.). (Ungarn), Photographs and Scientific Instruments fully described Daneben als Maler und Bildhauer tätig. CH arts in Munich and Halle from 1928–1933, he studied to Morocco in 1933, where she set herself up as a unter anderem als Übersetzerin. LK Studied art history in Berlin, Freiburg/Br., and Munich Abegg, Werner/Rudolf Kriss/Theodor Müller (Hg.): Rudolf VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: gest. 08.06.1959 in Zürich and offered for Sale by Ernst Weil 1943–1965. Original art history in Munich. Gained doctorate in 1933 un- private tutor in Tangier and Casablanca. During Ruth Rosenberg and trained as a pianist. Gained doctorate in 1927 33 Catalogues bound in two Volumes, Storrs-Mansfield o.J. JEWISH ART HISTORIANS IN MUNICH Berliner. Bibliographie, München 1966. Beiträge zur Geschichte der süddeutschen Glasmalerei der Pinder. Emigrated to Italy in 1933 and then to Studium der Kunstgeschichte 1904–1907 in Mün- Kurt Badt World War II was detained for 15 months under the Ruth Kraemer, née schweisheimer Heinrich Rosenbaum (Henry Roland) geb. 15.08.1905 in Berlin Studium der Kunstgeschichte in Berlin und Basel. under Pinder. Internship in museums in Munich. im 15. Jahrhundert, München 1910 (Diss.); Die Entwick- the USA in 1939. Changed his name to Laporte and chen und Berlin. 1907 Promotion bei Wölfflin in Ber- b. 03/03/1890 in Berlin; lungsphasen der neueren Baukunst, München/Berlin 1914 Vichy Regime. Heinemann died in 1964 brought on b. 08/27/1908 in Munich; geb. 31.12.1907 in München, 1906 Promotion in Münster, 1913 Habilitation in Habilitation thesis in 1932 under Pinder. Dismissed as lectured at various universities as an art historian. SJ lin. 1909–1931 Kustos an den Bayerischen Staats- d. 11/22/1973 in Überlingen on Lake Constance Richard Bernheimer (Habil.); Das System der Kunstwissenschaft, Brünn 1938. by the compensation and restitution process that d. 09/27/2005 in New York, NY (USA) gemäldesammlungen (Alte Pinakothek), 1912–1931 gest. 04.01.1993 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen Studium der Kunstgeschichte in Berlin, Freiburg/Br. Zürich bei Wölfflin. Freundschaftliche Kontakte assistant professor in 1933 by the National Socialist otto Wertheimer geb. 30.09.1907 in München, QUELLEN \ SOURCES: had been dragging on since 1957. CK Lehrtätigkeit an der Universität München. 1936 und München. 1929 Promotion bei Pinder. 1933 zu den Künstlern des Blauen Reiters. 1913 Lehre authorities. Emigrated to Italy in 1935 and then to geb. 28.12.1896 in Bühl, Von der Osten, Gert: Nachruf für Paul Frankl 1878 –1962, VERÖFFENTLICHUNGEN \ PUBLICATIONS: Studied art history from 1927–1932 in Munich, the USA in 1938. Returned to Germany in 1949 and Studied art history from 1909–1914 in Berlin, gest. 1958 in Lissabon Studien über Johann Michael Fischer, München 1933 Emigration nach Paris, nach deutscher Besatzung Studium der Kunstgeschichte in München, Paris und Entlassung aus ihrer Anstellung an der Universität der Kunstgeschichte an der Universität Zürich. gest. 1973 in Paris in: Wallraf-Richartz-Jahrbuch,
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