Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut''
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Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut''
Summary
Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' is the creator of ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — creator (P170): Master of the portrait of Willem van Bibaut[2].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' is the creator of ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — creator (P170): Master of the Legend of the Magdalene[3].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s instance of is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — instance of (P31): painting[4].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s instance of is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — instance of (P31): diptych[5].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s genre is ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — genre (P136): religious art[6].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s depicts is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — depicts (P180): woman[7].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s depicts is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — depicts (P180): man[8].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s depicts is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — depicts (P180): Madonna and Child[9].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s depicts is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — depicts (P180): Guilielmus Bibaucus[10].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s depicts is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — depicts (P180): True Cross[11].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' is made of ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — made from material (P186): oil paint[12].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' is made of ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — made from material (P186): panel[13].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s inventory number is recorded as SK-C-1777[14].
- The location of Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' was ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — location (P276): Rijksmuseum[15].
- The location of Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' was ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — location (P276): Brod Gallery[16].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s Commons category is recorded as Diptych with the Virgin and Child and the Donor Willem van Bibaut by the Master of the Legend of Mary Magdalene[17].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' comprises ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — has part(s) (P527): Madonna and Child[18].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' comprises ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — has part(s) (P527): Portrait of Willem van Bibaut[19].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' comprises ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — has part(s) (P527): Crown of thorns on the Holy Cross, with the Five Holy Wounds surrounded by rays[20].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s catalog code is recorded as 162[21].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s catalog code is recorded as 23[22].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s catalog code is recorded as 77[23].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s catalog code is recorded as 8a-c[24].
- 1530 marks the founding of Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut''[25].
- Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s exhibition history is recorded as ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — exhibition history (P608): Exposition des primitifs flamands à Bruges[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Created works include ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — creator (P170): Master of the portrait of Willem van Bibaut[2], a painter[27], 1484–1537[28] and ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — creator (P170): Master of the Legend of the Magdalene[3], a painter[29], 1480–1537[30], of Habsburg Netherlands[31].
Publication
Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'''s genre is ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — genre (P136): religious art[6].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — made from material (P186): oil paint[12] and ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — made from material (P186): panel[13]. Recorded location include ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — location (P276): Rijksmuseum[15] and ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut'' — location (P276): Brod Gallery[16].