Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola
engraving from the series 'Conquests of the Western Regions' engraved by Jacques Philippe Le Bas after Giuseppe Castiglione. The prints were prepared under the direction of Charles-Nicolas Cochin the younger
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Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola
Summary
Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola is an engraving[1].
Key Facts
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola is the creator of Q280936[2].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola is the creator of Giuseppe Castiglione[3].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola is the creator of Charles-Nicolas Cochin[4].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's image is recorded as Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola (CBL C 1601).jpg[5].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's instance of is recorded as engraving[6].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's commissioned by is recorded as Qianlong Emperor[7].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's part of the series is recorded as Conquests of the Western Regions[8].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's Commons category is recorded as Storming the Camp at Gadan-Ola[9].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's country of origin is recorded as Kingdom of France[10].
- +1769-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola[11].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's location of creation is recorded as Paris[12].
- Storming the camp at Gadan-Ola's fabrication method is recorded as engraving process[13].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Q280936[2], an engraver[14], 1707–1783[15], of France[16]; Giuseppe Castiglione[3], a painter[17], 1688–1766[18], of Duchy of Milan[19]; and Charles-Nicolas Cochin[4], a painter[20], 1715–1790[21], of France[22], specialised in engraving process[23].