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Ulysses and Epeus Debating the Construction of the Trojan Horse,
ca. 1693
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ca. 1693
<p>Boguslaw Jolles (?-1912), Dresden and Vienna, acquired after 1870; </p><p>sold at auction, Hugo Helbing, Munich, October 28-31, 1895 (no. 75 in auction catalogue Collection B. Jolles); </p><p>Michael Berolzheimer (1866-1942), Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany; </p><p>seized by Nazis in 1939; </p><p>sold at auction, Adolf Weinmüller, Munich, March 9-10, 1939, no. 121; </p><p>Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, inv. no. GL 3516; </p><p>restituted to the heirs of Michael Merolzheimer in 2014; </p><p>acquired by Arnoldi-Livie, Munich;</p><p>purchased by Princeton University Art Museum</p>
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