The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right

Summary

The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right is the creator of Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen^[2].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's image is recorded as SA 7304-Stichtersportretten familie Korsgen Elbertzen - van der Schelling (linkerdeel)-Reconstructie van een altaarstuk.jpg^[3].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's owned by is recorded as Agnietenkapel^[5].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's owned by is recorded as Rijksmuseum^[6].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's genre is recorded as portrait^[7].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's depicts is recorded as man^[8].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's depicts is recorded as woman^[9].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[10].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's made from material is recorded as panel^[11].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's collection is recorded as Amsterdam Museum^[12].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum^[13].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's collection is recorded as Bode Museum^[14].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's inventory number is recorded as SA 7304^[15].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's location is recorded as Amsterdam Museum^[16].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's RKDimages ID is recorded as 20382^[17].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's catalog code is recorded as 722A1^[18].
• +1509-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right^[19].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's Handle ID is recorded as 11259/collection.38449^[20].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 11(+5):61B^[21].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's described by source is recorded as Catalog of the paintings on show at the Rijksmuseum in 1956^[22].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's title is recorded as Stichtersportretten familie Korsgen Elbertzen - van der Schelling (linkerdeel)^[23].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+90'}^[24].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+58'}^[25].
• The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[26].

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Works and Contributions

The donors Korsgen Elbertzen, his sons Dirck and Albert on left half, with female donors on the right is the creator of Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen^[2].