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Munich Central Collecting Point
depot used by the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program after the end of the Second World War to process, photograph and redistribute artwork and cultural artefacts that had been confiscated by the Nazis and hidden throughout Germany and Austria
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43 paintings
The HuntGiovanni di Francesco1440–1460 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Portrait of Anthonie Coopal (1603-1672)Rembrandt1635 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Bust of a Young Woman in a Feathered BeretRembrandt1632 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Die Heilige Familie mit der heiligen Elisabeth und dem JohannesknabenJacopo Tintoretto and workshop of Giovanni Galizzic. 1550–1555 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Woman with a glass of wine and a child in a gardenPieter de Hooch1659 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Portrait of an Officer in a Red BeretWillem Drostc. 1631–1654 · Munich Central Collecting Point
The Archangel Raphael prevents a suicideNeri di Bicci and workshop of Neri di Biccic. 1450 · Munich Central Collecting Point
A Peasant WeddingAfter Jan Steen1650–1799 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Cows and Sheep in a LandscapeGillis d'Hondecoeter1625 · Munich Central Collecting Point
The Archangel Raphael leading two Dominican friars in a coastal landscapeNeri di Bicci and workshop of Neri di Biccic. 1450 · Munich Central Collecting Point
Cows in a meadowAdriaen van de Veldec. 1650 · Munich Central Collecting Point
The Tric-Trac PlayersDirck Hals1626 · Munich Central Collecting Point
A Young Woman DrinkingGerard ter Borchc. 1660 · Munich Central Collecting Point
A Grey Horse in a StablePhilips Wouwerman1668 · Munich Central Collecting Point
A hunting party halting at an innPhilips Wouwerman1656 · Munich Central Collecting Point