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PROVENANCE RESEARCH ON EAST ASIAN ART #3  |  WORKSHOP |  8-9 NOVEMBER 2019 |  BERLINProgrammeFriday, 8 November 20199:30 Registration and Coffee10:00 Welcome and IntroductionKeynote Lecture10:30 Nick Pearce (Glasgow)A Nestorian Adventure or Misadventure: Frits Holm and the Chinese Nestorian Stele11:00 Coffee BreakPanel 1Tracing Loot from the YuanmingyuanChair: Christine Howald (Berlin)11:30 Kate Hill (Glasgow / Zürich) A ‚Hsuande’ Bronze Censer in the British Museum: An Inquiry into the Authenticity of Heritage12:00 Haoyang Zhao (Glasgow) Making Use of each other in Research: The Interconnection between Provenance and Art History - Some Experiences and Thoughts from a Case Study of HCLQTS Provenance Research12:30 Pauline d’Abrigeon (Paris)The Impact of Looted Objects: The Case of Chinese Porcelain from the Yuanmingyuan13:00 Lunch BreakPanel 2Effects of Looting Chair: Nick Pearce (Glasgow)14:30 Niklas Leverenz (Hamburg) The Looting of the Ziguang ge (Hall of Purple Splendour) in 190015:00 Emma Martin (Manchester) Reneging on the Gift: Britain’s Imperial System of Asset-Stripping15:30 Coffee BreakPanel 3Collecting and Dealing with Chinese Porcelain Chair: Birgitta Augustin (Berlin)16:00 Lucie Chopard (Marseille) Chinese Porcelain enters the Louvre16:30 Eline van den Berg (Leeuwarden)The Princessehof Collection of Chinese Ceramics from the former Dutch East Indies17:00 Maria Sobotka(Hamburg) Porcelains – Provenances – Problems. The Ingeborg and Harold A. Hartog Collection of Chinese Imperial Porcelain at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg18:00 Wine ReceptionSaturday, 9 November 2019 9:00 Registration and CoffeePanel 4Negotiating East Asian Art in America Chair: Alexander Hofmann (Berlin)9:30 Einor K. Cervone (Los Angeles)The Laufer Collection: Significance, Challenges, and Afterlife10:00 Najiba Choudhury (Washington)The Seizure and Forced Sale of Yamanaka &#38; Co: Tracking the Fate of a Japanese Art Dealership in the United States during WWII10:30 Noelle Giuffrida (Muncie)Collecting Chinese Paintings in Postwar America: Sherman E. Lee, Walter Hochstadter, and Aschwin Lippe11:00 Coffee BreakPanel 5Focus Korea Chair: Ji-Young Park11:30 Okyang Chae-Duporge (Bordeaux)Charles Varat’s Collection at the GuimetMuseum in Paris12:00 Katharina Süberkrüb (Hamburg) German Trends in Collecting Korean Material Culture 1876-191012:30 Ariane Perrin (Paris/Venice)Tracking Down and Reclaiming Korean Art Objects Displaced during theJapanese Colonial Period (1910-1945)13:00 Final Discussion13:15 Lunch BreakGerman Network Meeting14:30 Welcome and Wrap-UpInsights into Current Projects15:00 Adam Ganz (London) Nathalie Neumann (Berlin) Felix Ganz (Mainz) – A Man and his Collection Vanished almost without Traces15:20 Ulrich Weitz (Stuttgart) Reconstruction of the Eduard and Margaret Fuchs Collection - Further Findings of Looted Art15:40 Isabel Hufschmidt (Essen)Research on non-European Holdings at Museum Folkwang. A Process of Catching Up16:00 Bettina Zorn (Vienna) A Consul’s Network16:20 Coffee Break16:30 Provenance Research on East Asian Objects in Germany - Quo Vadis?17:30 Close of the WorkshopConference Language is English until 14:30 on Saturday. The German Network Meeting will be held in English and German and is open to international colleagues.There is no fee for attendance but registration is requested. Please register with Christine Howald via email (c.howald@tuberlin.de) indicating your name and institution. 