Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus
painting by Cornelis de Vos
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Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus
Summary
Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus is the creator of Cornelis de Vos[2].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's image is recorded as Cornelis de Vos - Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus.jpg[3].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's genre is recorded as portrait[5].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's depicts is recorded as Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyningen[6].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's depicts is recorded as Jean Aimé Butkens[7].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's depicts is recorded as hand fan[8].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's made from material is recorded as oil paint[9].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's made from material is recorded as canvas[10].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's collection is recorded as Friedenstein Castle[11].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's inventory number is recorded as SG 684[12].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's location is recorded as Friedenstein Castle[13].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's RKDimages ID is recorded as 271398[14].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's catalog code is recorded as 299[15].
- +1630-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus[16].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's main subject is recorded as Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyningen[17].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's title is recorded as Double portrait of Charlotte Smit van Cruyningen and her son Johannes-Amatus Burkens[18].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's title is recorded as Porträt der Charlotte Butkens, Herrin von Anoy, mit ihrem Sohn[19].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+200'}[20].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+116.4'}[21].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur ID is recorded as 13850001[22].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's BALaT object ID is recorded as 40000415[23].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's copyright status is recorded as public domain[24].
- Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus's Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur PID is recorded as 0001175113[25].
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Works and Contributions
Portrait of Madame Charlotte Butkens-Smit van Cruyninghen and her son Johannes-Amatus is the creator of Cornelis de Vos[2].