Template:ProvenanceEvent

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Multilingual tags for use in the "Credit line=" or "Object history=" field of {{Artwork}}.

Usage

{{ProvenanceEvent |type= |date= |oldowner= |newowner= }}

Template parameters

Parameter	Description		Default	Status
type	type of transaction. See Examples for the list of supported types.		empty	required
date time	Date of transaction in ISO 8601 format, e.g. "2006-01-15" for "15 January 2006". The following formats are recognized: YYYY YYYY-MM YYYY-MM-DD		empty	optional
oldowner	name of the old owner confer beforehand owned by (P11811)		empty	optional
newowner	name of the new owner confer afterward owned by (P11812)		empty	optional
as	the creator as whose creation the object was treated at the event		empty	optional
comment	a freetext comment that is put in round brackets "()" behind the generated event description		empty	optional
status	Adding status=? when the event is not adequately documented will add "(?)" to the end of the line. Aliases for ? are dubious, in doubt, uncertain, unsure. Any other phrase will be shown as typed.		empty	optional
source	source for the information about the event that is put in square brackets "[]" behind the generated event description and output of above parameters		empty	optional
place	location the event took place at, supported for types discovery, acquisition, excavation, destruction, inauguration, collection, acceptance in lieu confer location (P276)		empty	optional
at	organization/institution the event took place at, supported for types purchase, acquisition, auction, sale, anonymous sale confer organizer (P664)		empty	optional
atunknown	location of an unknown auction house the object was sold at, supported for types sale and anonymous sale		empty	optional
price	price the object changed owners for, supported for types commission, purchase, auction, sale, anonymous sale confer price (P2284)		empty	optional
for	thing the event "happened for"(?), supported for types commission, purchase, sale		empty	optional
result	result of a sale, supported for types sale and anonymous sale supported values: unsold, unknown, withdrawn		empty	optional
lotno	lot number of the object in the event, supported for types auction, sale, anonymous sale confer lot number (P4775)		empty	optional
through	thing/agent/reason the event happened through/thanks to/because of, supported for types purchase, acquisition, loan, deposit, destruction, missing, restoration		empty	optional
by	the person/organization/thing the object was transferred or deaccessioned by, supported for types transferred, deaccession		empty	optional
owner	the owner in whose collection the item was, supported for type in collection confer owned by (P127)		empty	optional
memory	the person/organization/thing the object was given in memory of, supported for type gift confer commemorates (P547)		empty	optional
inline	any non-empty value for this parameter suppresses the insertion of a line break at the end of the template's output		empty	optional
...	There are 2 more input parameters, in and 1. For their effect see the template code.		empty	optional

Additional information

The template is intended to be used in the following namespaces: all namespaces

The template is intended to be used by the following user groups: all users

Relies on:
{{ISOdate}}, {{LangSwitch}}

See also

{{Provenance}}, {{Artwork-provenanceorcl}}, {{Date}}, {{Other date}}

Localization

To add your language to the list of languages supported by this template, please edit the template and add a row to the "{{LangSwitch|}}" construct. It takes the form "|xx= Your translation " (xx being the code of your language)

Examples

|type=	Example code	Output
commission commissionned commissioned	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=commission|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}}}}	1 September 1930: commissioned by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris
in collection in possession	{{ProvenanceEvent|date={{Other date|by|1977}}|type=in collection|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}}}}	by 1977 date QS:P,+1977-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1977-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 : in collection of Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris
acquisition acquired obtained	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=acquisition|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), {{Berlin}}}}	1 September 1930: acquired by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, from Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), Berlin
purchase purchased	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=purchase|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), {{Berlin}}}}	1 September 1930: purchased by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, from Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), Berlin
gift given ceded	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=gift|newowner={{LangSwitch|en=Jean Dupont|fr=à Jean Dupont|it=a Jean Dupont}} (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), {{Berlin}}}}	1 September 1930: given to Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, by Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), Berlin
	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=gift|newowner={{LangSwitch|de=das|en=the|fr=au|it=al|nl=het}} Musée d’Art, {{Brussels}},|oldowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}}}}	1 September 1930: given to the Musée d’Art, City of Brussels, by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris
exchange exchanged	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=exchange|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), {{Berlin}}}}	1 September 1930: acquired by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, from Otto Normalverbraucher (1890-1976), Berlin by exchange
inheritance inherited	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1986|type=inheritance|newowner=Marie Dupont (1928), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}}}}	1986: inherited by Marie Dupont (1928), Paris, from Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris
bequest bequeathed	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1847|type=bequest|newowner={{LangSwitch|de=das|en=the|fr=au|nl=het}} {{Boijmans}}, Rotterdam,|oldowner=Frans Jacob Otto Boijmans, {{Rotterdam}}}}	1847: bequeathed to the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, by Frans Jacob Otto Boijmans, Rotterdam
sale sold	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=sale|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher, {{Berlin}},|at=Jan Janssen Fine Art, {{Amsterdam}}|lotno=1|as=[[Georges Braque]]}}	1 September 1930: purchased by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, at the sale of the collection of Otto Normalverbraucher, Berlin, at Jan Janssen Fine Art, Amsterdam, lot no. 1 (as Georges Braque)
	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=sale|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|oldowner=Otto Normalverbraucher, {{Berlin}},|atunknown={{Amsterdam}}|lotno=1|as=[[Georges Braque]]|price=550 francs}}	1 September 1930: purchased by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, at the sale of the collection of Otto Normalverbraucher, Berlin, at an unknown auction house, Amsterdam, lot no. 1, for 550 francs (as Georges Braque)
auction auctioned	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=auction|newowner=John Doe|at=[[:en:Christie's|Christie's]]|price=€147,000}}	1 September 1930: auctioned at Christie's and sold to John Doe for €147,000
anonymous sale sold anonymously anonymously sold	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=anonymous sale|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|at=Jan Janssen Fine Art, {{Amsterdam}}|as=[[Georges Braque]]}}	1 September 1930: purchased by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, at an anonymous sale at Jan Janssen Fine Art, Amsterdam (auction house) (as Georges Braque)
	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-09-01|type=anonymous sale|newowner=Jean Dupont (1900-1986), {{Paris}},|atunknown={{Amsterdam}}|as=[[Georges Braque]]}}	1 September 1930: purchased by Jean Dupont (1900-1986), Paris, at an anonymous sale at an unknown auction house, Amsterdam (as Georges Braque)
nationalization nationalized	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1795|type=nationalization|newowner={{LangSwitch |de=Französischen Staat |en=the French State |fr=l’État de France |nl=de Franse staat }}}}	1795: nationalized by the French State
conveyance conveyed	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1960|type=conveyance|newowner=Musée d’Art, {{Brussels}},|oldowner=Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, {{Brussels}}}}	1960: ownership transferred to Musée d’Art, City of Brussels, by Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, City of Brussels
transfer transferred	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1960|type=transfer|newowner=Musée d’Art, {{Brussels}},|oldowner=Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, {{Brussels}}}}	1960: transferred to Musée d’Art, City of Brussels, from Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, City of Brussels
loan lent	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1960|type=loan|newowner=Musée d’Art, {{Brussels}},|oldowner=Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, {{Brussels}}}}	1960: lent to Musée d’Art, City of Brussels, by Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, City of Brussels
theft stolen	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1990-07-15|type=theft|oldowner=Musée d’Art, {{Brussels}}}}	15 July 1990: stolen from Musée d’Art, City of Brussels
restitution restituted	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1950-03-01|type=restitution|newowner=Elias Cohen, {{Amsterdam}},|oldowner=Stichting Nederlands Kunstbezit, {{The Hague}}}}	1 March 1950: restituted to Elias Cohen, Amsterdam, by Stichting Nederlands Kunstbezit, The Hague
discovery discovered	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1950-03-01|type=discovery|newowner=Elias Cohen|place=The Hague}}	1 March 1950: discovered by Elias Cohen (The Hague)
destruction destroyed destructed	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1945-02-13|type=destruction|place=Dresden}}	13 February 1945: destroyed (Dresden)
excavation excavated	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1950-03-01|type=excavation|newowner=Elias Cohen|place=The Hague}}	1 March 1950: excavated by Elias Cohen. Place: The Hague.
deaccession deaccessioned deacquisition deacquisitioned	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=2004-05-31|type=deaccession|by=Museum of Fine Arts Boston}}	31 May 2004: deaccessioned by Museum of Fine Arts Boston
bailment deposit deposited	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=2011-05-15 |type=bailment |newowner=Red Bird Gallery |oldowner=Thomas Kincade}}	15 May 2011: deposited to Red Bird Gallery by Thomas Kincade
seizure seized	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-05-15 |type=seizure |newowner=National Gallery |oldowner=Al Capone}}	15 May 1930: confiscated by National Gallery from Al Capone
recovered retrieved	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1930-05-15 |type=recovered |newowner=National Gallery |oldowner=Al Capone}}	15 May 1930: recovered by National Gallery from Al Capone
burnt	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1835-10-12 |type=burnt}}	12 October 1835: burnt
missing	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1943-01-21 |type=missing |through=Battle of Stalingrad}}	21 January 1943: missing course of Battle of Stalingrad
inauguration	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=2016-09-24 |type=inauguration |newowner=National Museum of African American History and Culture |place=Washington, D.C.}}	24 September 2016: inaugurated by National Museum of African American History and Culture (Washington, D.C.)
collected collection	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1991-04-18 |type=collected |newowner=Musée d'Orsay|place=Paris}}	18 April 1991: collected by Musée d'Orsay (Paris)
acceptance in lieu accepted
damage damaged	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=1988 |type=damage}}	1988: damaged
restoration restored	{{ProvenanceEvent|time=2017 |type=restoration}}	2017: restored

Localization

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