Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall
the painting series (gravenportretten) in the Gravenzaal, Haarlem City Hall, Netherlands
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Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall
Summary
Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall is a painting series[1].
Key Facts
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's image is recorded as Ridderzaal( west wand met nieuwe deuren) - Haarlem - 20096066 - RCE.jpg[2].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's image is recorded as Raadzaal tijdens de renovatie. NL-HlmNHA 54023291 2.JPG[3].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's instance of is recorded as painting series[4].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's made from material is recorded as oil paint[5].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's made from material is recorded as panel[6].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's collection is recorded as Haarlem City Hall[7].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's location is recorded as Gravenzaal[8].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's location is recorded as Carmelite monastery[9].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's RKDimages ID is recorded as 216247[10].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's Commons category is recorded as Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall[11].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's has part is recorded as Dirk I and Dirk II[12].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's has part is recorded as Arnulf and Dirk III[13].
- +1500-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall[14].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's main subject is recorded as count of Holland[15].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's described by source is recorded as De Haarlemse gravenportretten[16].
- Counts of Holland series of paintings in the Haarlem City Hall's title is recorded as Portrettenreeks met portretten van: De heraut, graven van Holland, en de Dood, 1486-1491 (gedateerd)[17].