Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation
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Summary
Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation is a lawsuit[1].
Key Facts
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation is in the country of United States[2].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's instance of is recorded as lawsuit[3].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's instance of is recorded as legal case[4].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's instance of is recorded as judgment[5].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's instance of is recorded as claim for restitution of an artwork[6].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation took place at New York City[7].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's significant event is recorded as judgment[8].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's main subject is legal case[9].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's main subject is Portrait of Ángel Fernández de Soto[10].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's main subject is claim for restitution of an artwork[11].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's described at URL is recorded as https://archive.is/rHpQK[12].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's described at URL is recorded as https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/other-courts/2007/2007-52183.html[13].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's described at URL is recorded as https://www.law.com/newyorklawjournal/almID/1202503603295/[14].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's published in is recorded as Justia[15].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's judge is recorded as Rolando Acosta[16].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's plaintiff is recorded as Julius H. Schoeps[17].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's court is recorded as New York Supreme Court[18].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's copyright status is recorded as public domain[19].
- Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation's quotation or excerpt is recorded as This action was commenced by Julius H. Scheops, who claims to be an heir of Paul von [*2] Mendelssohn-Barthody ("Mendelssohn-Barthody"), for the restitution of Pablo Picasso's painting The Absinthe Drinker (Angel de Soto), oil on canvas, 69.5 x 55 cms., signed and dated 1903, and now valued at approximately 60 million dollars. The painting is currently owned by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation. According to plaintiff, Mendelssohn-Barthody was a wealthy Berlin banker of Jewish decent who sold the painting to Justin K. Thannhouser, a Berlin art dealer, in Nazi Germany in a duress sale as a proximate and intended consequence of Nazi persecution.[20].
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When and Where
Schoeps v Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation took place at New York City[7]. It is in the country of United States[2].
Context
Recorded instance of include lawsuit[3], legal case[4], judgment[5], and claim for restitution of an artwork[6].