Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop
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Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop
Summary
Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop is the creator of James Maubert[2].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's image is recorded as Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, nee Hallet (d 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop.jpg[3].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's genre is recorded as family portrait[5].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's depicts is recorded as James Herbert[6].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's depicts is recorded as James Herbert[7].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's depicts is recorded as Philip Herbert[8].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's made from material is recorded as oil paint[9].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's made from material is recorded as canvas[10].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's location is recorded as Tythrop Park[11].
- +1720-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop[12].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+212.1'}[13].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+305'}[14].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's Christie's object ID is recorded as 6511082[15].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's copyright status is recorded as public domain[16].
- Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop's image with frame is recorded as In English Homes Vol 1 Tythrop House Kingsey the ascent to the gallery 31295001575223 0199.jpg[17].
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Works and Contributions
Group portrait of James Herbert (1688-1721) and Maria Herbert, née Hallet (d. 1729), with their children, in the park at Tythrop is the creator of James Maubert[2].