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Amsterdam's art collection almost didn't exist due to inheritance tax

Amsterdam's art collection almost didn't exist due to inheritance tax

Carel Joseph Fodor and Adriaan van der Hoop played a foundational role in establishing the city of Amsterdam's municipal art collection. The article explores the historical origins of these acquisitions and examines how inheritance taxes nearly prevented the collection's creation.

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