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The De Wild family was a Dutch family of art professionals, including conservator-restorers, art dealers, painters, and connoisseurs. Prominent internationally in the late nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, they were especially known for their advances in art restoration.

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rdfs:comment	The De Wild family was a Dutch family of art professionals, including conservator-restorers, art dealers, painters, and connoisseurs. Prominent internationally in the late nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, they were especially known for their advances in art restoration. (en)
name	The De Wild Family (en)
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dct:subject	People associated with the Frick Collection 1969 deaths 1870 births 1922 deaths People associated with the Metropolitan Museum of Art Conservator-restorers Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Artists from The Hague
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Academy of Art, The Hague Berlin Delft University of Technology Rembrandt People associated with the Frick Collection United States University of Pennsylvania Vermeer Vienna Inorganic chemistry International Institute for Conservation J.P. Morgan Kurt Walter Bachstitz Wilhelm Martin Queen Dowager 1969 deaths Mauritshuis Frans Hals Frick Collection George Washington Gilbert Stuart Connoisseur Conservator-restorer Otto Wacker Professionals 1870 births 1922 deaths People associated with the Metropolitan Museum of Art Conservator-restorers Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Alba Madonna Fifth Avenue Painter Paris Goupil & Cie Knoedler Haarlem Han van Meegeren Henry Clay Frick Jacob Maris The Hague Artists from The Hague Abraham Bredius Chemical attack Kessel, Limburg Larchmont, New York Mistress and Maid Art Piero della Francesca Metropolitan Museum of Art National Gallery of Art Netherlands New York City Lye New York City, New York Painting restoration Hofstede de Groot Joseph Widener Art historian University of Utrecht The Hague, Netherlands Art dealers Art fraud Industrialists
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://artechne.wp.hum.uu.nl/new-ways-of-seeing-and-knowing-how-art-moved-from-the-laboratory-to-the-university-lecture-hall/%7Ctitle=New https://gildedage2.omeka.net/exhibits/show/highlights/galleries/ehrich%7Ctitle=Documenting https://web.archive.org/web/20170427184612/http:/digitalcollections.frick.org/digico/%23/archive/Archives/%7Carchive-date=2017-04-27%7Curl-status=dead http://digitalcollections.frick.org/digico/%23/archive/Archives/%7Ctitle=Art
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thumbnail	wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Frans_Hals_018.jpg?width=300
alt	Regents of the St. Elisabeth's Hospital, Haarlem, 1641 - group portrait by Frans Hals (en)
caption	Regents of the St. Elisabeth's Hospital, Haarlem, 1641. One of twelve Frans Hals group portraits that all four De Wild restorers worked to conserve. (en)
members	Carel F. L. de Wild, Derix de Wild, A. Martin de Wild, C. F. Louis de Wild (en)
region	Netherlands / United States (en)
has abstract	The De Wild family was a Dutch family of art professionals, including conservator-restorers, art dealers, painters, and connoisseurs. Prominent internationally in the late nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, they were especially known for their advances in art restoration. (en)
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