Three generations searching for one village street
A Pissarro landscape disappeared in the same shipment as the Nachmann Renoir.
This quiet village scene belonged to the Nachmann family before their flight from Nazi Germany. It is also described as Village Street with Garden Door on the Right.
It travelled in the crate that failed to arrive with the family’s possessions in New York. That crate also contained a Renoir and two works by Lesser Ury. These are separate artworks within one unresolved disappearance.
Manfred Nachmann’s lawyer filed a postwar claim in 1946. Searches produced no reliable location for the landscape. The family continued investigating after the official case was closed in 1949.
Monuments Men and Women Foundation
Scheduled program end: 2026-12-31
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Up to US$7,500 is currently advertised for this specific work under the WWII Most Wanted Art program. New, non-public information must be submitted directly to the Foundation and lead to physical and legal recovery by the owner. Payment is conditional, may be shared and is determined by the Foundation. This is not a guaranteed payment or an offer by ArtTraceX. The program is scheduled to end on 31 December 2026, unless ended earlier.
Payment and eligibility are governed by the reward provider’s conditions.Artwork Details & DocumentationIdentification, ownership history and supporting records
Alley of the Tour-du-Jongleur, Louveciennes
- Artwork title
- Alley of the Tour-du-Jongleur, LouveciennesMonuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
- Maker / attribution
- Camille PissarroMonuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
- Object type
- PaintingMonuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
- Materials & technique
- Oil on canvasMonuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
- Measurements
- 46.50 × 55 cm (18.31 × 21.65 in.)Monuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
- Creation date / period
- 1871Monuments Men and Women Foundation ↗ · checked
Not documented in this record: inscriptions & markings · distinguishing features · subject.
Documented ownership history
- Before 1938
- 1938-07-02
Packed for shipment via Rotterdam with Nachmann’s belongings; missing from the consignment on arrival in New York.
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Only stages supported by the cited sources are shown. This list is not a complete chain of ownership.
Record sources
Identification details follow the Object ID categories where documented. Ownership history is recorded separately; this documentation is not an authentication or a certificate of ownership.
Documentary sources
- Monuments Men and Women Foundation — Alley of the Tour-du-Jongleur, Louveciennes (1871) ↗
- Monuments Men and Women Foundation — Still Missing Eight Decades Later ↗
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