Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny
painting by British School (style of), Victoria and Albert Museum
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Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny
Summary
Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's instance of is recorded as painting[2].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny is made of oil paint[3].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny is made of canvas[4].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's collection is recorded as Victoria and Albert Museum[5].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's inventory number is recorded as 53-1889[6].
- The location of Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny was Victoria and Albert Museum[7].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's title is recorded as Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny[8].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+74.3'}[9].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+61.6'}[10].
- Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny's Commons compatible image available at URL is recorded as https://d3d00swyhr67nd.cloudfront.net/w944h944/collection/VA/PC/VA_PC_2006AM3155-001.jpg[11].
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Material and Period
Recorded made from material include oil paint[3] and canvas[4]. The location of Joan Champernonne (b.c.1520), Daughter of Sir Philip Champernonne of Modbury, Devon, and Widow of Sir Anthony Denny was Victoria and Albert Museum[7].