Virgin and Child, Lucas van Leyden (attributed to), c. 1530

…; the dealer Robert Langton Douglas (1864-1951), London;{Note RMA.} …; collection Adolphe Schloss (c. 1842/43-1910) and his wife, Lucie Schloss (1858-1938);{Note RMA; Utrecht 1913, suppl., p. 10, no. 167.} confiscated by the Nazis from their children, Château de Chambon, near Tulle, for Adolph Hitler’s Führermuseum, 1943; war recuperation, CRA, 30 January 1946;{MCCP website, no. 8438.} restituted to the Schloss family after WW II; their sale, Paris (Galerie Charpentier), 25 May 1949, no. 29, fl. 15,784, to the museum

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