Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain

Summary

Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain is a sepulchral monument^[1].

Key Facts

• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain is the creator of Francisco Gutiérrez Arribas^[2].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain is the creator of Juan de Iriarte y Cisneros^[3].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain is located in Madrid^[4].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain is in the country of Spain^[5].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's image is recorded as Mausoleo de Fernando VI de España (Madrid) 01.jpg^[6].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's instance of is recorded as sepulchral monument^[7].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's based on is recorded as Tomb of Philip V of Spain^[8].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's made from material is recorded as marble^[9].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's made from material is recorded as porphyry^[10].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's location is recorded as Church of Santa Barbara, Madrid^[11].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's designed by is recorded as Francesco Sabatini^[12].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's part of is recorded as Church of Santa Barbara, Madrid^[13].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's Commons category is recorded as Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain, Madrid^[14].
• +1765-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain^[15].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's dedicated to is recorded as Ferdinand VI of Spain^[16].
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand VI of Spain's different from is recorded as Tomb of Barbara of Braganza^[17].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Francisco Gutiérrez Arribas^[2], a sculptor^[18], 1727–1782^[19], of Spain^[20] and Juan de Iriarte y Cisneros^[3], a writer^[21], 1702–1771^[22], of Spain^[23].