Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War
painting by Attilio Baccani
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Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War
Summary
Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War is the creator of Attilio Baccani[2].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's image is recorded as Attilio Baccani (c.1823-1906) - Sir William Ramsay-Fairfax (1831–1902), 2nd Bt, of Maxton, as a Colonel in the Crimean War - 533860 - National Trust.jpg[3].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's depicts is recorded as Sir William George Herbert Taylor Ramsay-Fairfax, 2nd Bt.[5].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's made from material is recorded as oil paint[6].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's made from material is recorded as canvas[7].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's collection is recorded as National Trust[8].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's inventory number is recorded as 533860[9].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's location is recorded as Charlecote Park[10].
- +1857-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War[11].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's location of creation is recorded as England[12].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's title is recorded as Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1851 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War[13].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as sir-william-ramsay-fairfax-18311902-2nd-bt-of-maxton-as-a-colonel-in-the-crimean-war-130267[14].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+142.0'}[15].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+90.0'}[16].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's National Trust Collections ID is recorded as 533860[17].
- Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War's copyright status is recorded as public domain[18].
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Works and Contributions
Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, 2nd Bt of Maxton (1831 – 1902), as a Colonel in the Crimean War is the creator of Attilio Baccani[2].