'The Music Party'

Summary

'The Music Party' is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• 'The Music Party' is the creator of Philippe Mercier^[2].
• 'The Music Party''s image is recorded as Frederick, Prince of Wales, and his sisters by Philip Mercier.jpg^[3].
• 'The Music Party''s instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• 'The Music Party''s genre is recorded as group portrait^[5].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as Kew Palace^[6].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as Princess Amelia of Great Britain^[7].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange^[8].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as Princess Caroline of Great Britain^[9].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as Frederick, Prince of Wales^[10].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as musician^[11].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as cello^[12].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as harpsichord^[13].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as mandora^[14].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as book^[15].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as reading^[16].
• 'The Music Party''s depicts is recorded as musical instrument^[17].
• 'The Music Party''s made from material is recorded as oil paint^[18].
• 'The Music Party''s made from material is recorded as canvas^[19].
• 'The Music Party''s collection is recorded as National Portrait Gallery^[20].
• 'The Music Party''s inventory number is recorded as NPG 1556^[21].
• 'The Music Party''s location is recorded as Beningbrough Hall^[22].
• 'The Music Party''s RKDimages ID is recorded as 261241^[23].
• 'The Music Party''s Commons category is recorded as The Children of King George II 'The Music Party' (Philip Mercier - NPG 1556)^[24].
• +1733-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 'The Music Party'^[25].
• 'The Music Party''s title is recorded as Groepsportret van de kinderen van koning George II van Engeland^[26].

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Works and Contributions

'The Music Party' is the creator of Philippe Mercier^[2].