Samuel Hartveld
Samuel Hartveld was a Jewish art collector who fled Antwerp during the Nazi invasion in May 1940, losing his valuable art collection to spoliation during World War II. His heirs are now in the process of reclaiming a stolen painting, highlighting the ongoing impact of the Holocaust on art restitution.
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Spain:
Samuel Hartveld was a Jewish art collector whose stolen painting will be returned to his descendants.
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Liechtenstein:
Samuel Hartveld was a Jewish art collector whose collection was looted by Nazis during World War II.
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Uruguay:
Samuel Hartveld suffered terrible Nazi persecution during World War II.
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United Kingdom:
Aeneas and his Family Fleeing Burning Troy was stolen by the Nazis from a gallery in Antwerp, Belgium, after its owner, Samuel Hartveld, was forced to flee.
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United Kingdom:
The heirs and great-grandchildren of art collector Samuel Hartveld will now receive the work, which he left in Antwerp, Belgium in 1940.
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France:
Samuel Hartveld was a Jewish collector who had to flee his home in Antwerp during World War II and lost his art collection.
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