Karlskrona, Sweden 1887–Berne, 1975
Skip to main content Nell Walden (born Nelly Anna Charlotta Roslund; also Nelly
Werl, Germany, 1887—Münster, 1968
In late 1913, he and the Swedish artist and collector Nell Walden (then artist Herwarth
Elbląg, Poland, (Elbing, East Prussia) 1873–Baden-Baden, Germany, 1927
Together with such figures as Alfred Flechtheim, Heinrich Thannhauser, and Herwarth Walden
Copenhagen, 1852–Copenhagen, 1936
well as the German Expressionist artist, critic, and editor of Der Sturm, Herwarth Walden
Strasbourg, 1886–Basel, 1966
artists in Munich as well as the group around art dealer and impresario Herwarth Walden
Sotheby’s Olympia, London, October 13, 2004, lot 55; 16-22 June 2005, exhibited at the Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair, London, by Chris Beetles who presumably purchased it at Sotheby’s; June 2005, purchased by Henrietta and Christopher McCall from Sandra Cronan who acquired it from Chris Beetles; acquired by the Museum in 2023, purchased from Christopher McCall, Henley-on-Thames, UK
King Goes Hunting Edward Bawden (British, Braintree, Essex 1903–1989 Saffron Walden
Langenbielau, Lower Silesia, Germany, 1870–Munich, 1965
Bienert patronized the galleries of Alfred Flechtheim and Herwarth Walden.
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–1932 Vollard, AmbroiseÎle de la Réunion, 1866–Versailles, 1939 W Walden, Nell
Walden. "Representation and Musical Portraiture in the Twentieth Century."
