Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)

Summary

Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711) is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711) is the creator of Jacob Ferdinand Voet^[2].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s image is recorded as Voet-duque de medinacelli-prado.jpg^[3].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s genre is recorded as portrait^[5].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s depicts is recorded as Luis Francisco de la Cerda^[6].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s depicts is recorded as combat helmet^[7].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s depicts is recorded as glove^[8].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint^[9].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s made from material is recorded as canvas^[10].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s collection is recorded as Museo del Prado^[11].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s inventory number is recorded as P002561^[12].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s location is recorded as Museo del Prado^[13].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s catalog code is recorded as 1659^[14].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s catalog code is recorded as 2561^[15].
• +1684-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)^[16].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s main subject is recorded as Luis Francisco de la Cerda^[17].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+231'}^[18].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+173'}^[19].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain^[20].
• Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711)'s Museo del Prado artwork ID is recorded as d81facc1-f274-4cc9-8956-4304793f39c5^[21].

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Works and Contributions

Portrait of Don Luis de la Cerda, later IX Duke of Medinaceli (or Medinacelli), (1654–1711) is the creator of Jacob Ferdinand Voet^[2].