Oda and Per at the Window
drawing by Christian Krohg
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Oda and Per at the Window
Summary
Oda and Per at the Window is a drawing[1].
Key Facts
- Oda and Per at the Window is the creator of Christian Krohg[2].
- Oda and Per at the Window's instance of is recorded as drawing[3].
- Oda and Per at the Window's genre is genre art[4].
- Oda and Per at the Window's genre is portrait[5].
- Oda and Per at the Window's depicts is recorded as Oda Krohg[6].
- Oda and Per at the Window's depicts is recorded as Q1384103[7].
- Oda and Per at the Window's depicts is recorded as window[8].
- Oda and Per at the Window's depicts is recorded as curtain[9].
- Oda and Per at the Window is made of pastel[10].
- Oda and Per at the Window is made of paper[11].
- Oda and Per at the Window's collection is recorded as National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design[12].
- Oda and Per at the Window's inventory number is recorded as NG.M.03030[13].
- Oda and Per at the Window took place at National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design[14].
- Oda and Per at the Window's catalog code is recorded as 368[15].
- Oda and Per at the Window's catalog code is recorded as 75[16].
- 1892 marks the founding of Oda and Per at the Window[17].
- Oda and Per at the Window's exhibition history is recorded as Christian Krohg : Nasjonalgalleriet, 2. mars-24. mai 1987[18].
- Oda and Per at the Window's significant event is recorded as acquisition[19].
- Oda and Per at the Window's title is recorded as Oda og Per ved vinduet[20].
- Oda and Per at the Window's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+900'}[21].
- Oda and Per at the Window's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+635'}[22].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Oda and Per at the Window is the creator of Christian Krohg[2].
Publication
Genres include genre art[4] and portrait[5].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include pastel[10] and paper[11]. Oda and Per at the Window took place at National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design[14].