Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)

painting by Theodorus Netscher after Jan Mijtens
VisualArtwork painting Q132775633
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Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)

Summary

Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631) is a painting[1].

Key Facts

  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631) is the creator of Theodorus Netscher[2].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s image is recorded as Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) en zijn tweede echtgenote Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631).png[3].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s instance of is recorded as painting[4].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s owned by is recorded as L.H. Schimmelpenninck van der Oye[5].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s genre is recorded as portrait[6].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s depicts is recorded as Johan III van Duvenvoorde[7].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s depicts is recorded as Clara van Hinajosa[8].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint[9].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s collection is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[10].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s collection is recorded as Stichting Kasteel Duivenvoorde[11].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s inventory number is recorded as DVS00013[12].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s location is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[13].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s RKDimages ID is recorded as 14017[14].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s part of is recorded as 10 paintings in the Marot room, Kasteel Duivenvoorde[15].
  • +1705-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)[16].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s main subject is recorded as Johan III van Duvenvoorde[17].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s donated by is recorded as L.H. Schimmelpenninck van der Oye[18].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[19].
  • Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631)'s image with frame is recorded as Schilderij - Voorschoten - 20245939 - RCE.jpg[20].

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Works and Contributions

Double portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645) and his second wife Clara de Hinojosa (1587-1631) is the creator of Theodorus Netscher[2].

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Class ancestry

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