The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)
woodcut print by Albrecht Dürer
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The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)
Summary
The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part) is a woodcut print[1].
Key Facts
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part) is the creator of Albrecht Dürer[2].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s image is recorded as Albrecht Dürer - The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage - WGA7198.jpg[3].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s instance of is recorded as woodcut print[4].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s movement is recorded as German Renaissance[5].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s part of the series is recorded as The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage[6].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s depicts is recorded as Triumphal chariot[7].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s collection is recorded as British Museum[8].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s catalog code is recorded as 168[9].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s catalog code is recorded as 229 (Grav. Bois)[10].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s catalog code is recorded as 309[11].
- +1518-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)[12].
- +1518-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)[13].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s fabrication method is recorded as woodcut process[14].
- The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part)'s WGA work ID is recorded as d/durer/2/12/6_1520/07small1[15].
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Works and Contributions
The Small Triumphal Car or the Burgundian Marriage (left part) is the creator of Albrecht Dürer[2].