Madonna and Child (Acquired by Michael Friedsam in 1917 | The Met New York )
Madonna with Child Jesus (War-related disappeared in 1945 | National Museum Warsaw)
Waterfall in Tivoli (Acquired by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation in 2004 | Old National Gallery Berlin)
Young Man in Red (Acquired by Andrew W. Mellon in 1930 | National Gallery Washington)
Tobias and Archangel Rafael (War-related disappeared in 1945 | National Museum Wrocław)
Landscape with Grindel forest (War-related disappeared in 1945 | National Museum Wrocław)
A HISTORIC FINE ART COLLECTION
The Ingenheim Collection was a historic Prussian art collection, once based in Silesia. The main focus of the Collection was an exceptional selection of high-value paintings by the most important painters of the early Italian Renaissance (14th-16th centuries), including Sandro Botticelli, Giovanni Bellini, Masolino da Panicale, Fra Angelico, Filippino Lippi, Andrea di Cione called Orcagna, etc. A number of these works can be seen in State Museums in Berlin, Hanover, Munich, Wroclaw, Warsaw, Moscow, New York and Washington. While parts of the collection were legally sold in 1826 and in 1920-1930, the majority of artworks got lost as a result of World War II and are still considered missing as of today. Due to the importance and significance of this historical heritage, its story shall be reconstructed and documented on this website.
THE COLLECTION
*The family coat of arms of the von Ingenheim family