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The Swarzenski Collection, mentioned by {{author|Melnikas}} probably based on information provided by {{author|Kuttner}}, was the private collection of Georg Swarzenski who lived in Frankfurt until he was forced to leave Germany in 1938. He presumably managed to take the collection or parts thereof to the United States, as individual pieces from his collection have been sold in US auctions. | The Swarzenski Collection, mentioned by {{author|Melnikas}} probably based on information provided by {{author|Kuttner}}, was the private collection of Georg Swarzenski who lived in Frankfurt until he was forced to leave Germany in 1938. He presumably managed to take the collection or parts thereof to the United States, as individual pieces from his collection have been sold in US auctions. | ||
There are {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Manuscript in Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection}} | There are {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Manuscript in Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection}} articles on this Wiki on manuscripts which are held by Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection; see [[:Category:Manuscript in Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:01, 1 December 2025
| Place | Frankfurt |
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| Full Name | The Swarzenski Collection |
| Abbreviated as | The Swarzenski Collection |
| Country | Germany |
| Wikidata QID | unklar |
The Swarzenski Collection, mentioned by Melnikas probably based on information provided by Kuttner, was the private collection of Georg Swarzenski who lived in Frankfurt until he was forced to leave Germany in 1938. He presumably managed to take the collection or parts thereof to the United States, as individual pieces from his collection have been sold in US auctions.
There are 1 articles on this Wiki on manuscripts which are held by Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection; see Category:Manuscript in Frankfurt, The Swarzenski Collection.
