A Tigress
Mezzotint by John Dixon after George Stubbs, Chester Beatty Library, NGA, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Yale Center for British Art
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A Tigress
Summary
A Tigress is a mezzotint print[1].
Key Facts
- A Tigress is the creator of John Dixon[2].
- A Tigress is the creator of George Stubbs[3].
- A Tigress's instance of is recorded as mezzotint print[4].
- A Tigress's collection is recorded as National Gallery of Art[5].
- A Tigress's collection is recorded as Prints in the National Gallery of Art[6].
- A Tigress's collection is recorded as Chester Beatty Library[7].
- A Tigress's collection is recorded as Yale Center for British Art[8].
- A Tigress's inventory number is recorded as 2001.96.2[9].
- A Tigress's inventory number is recorded as Wep 4172[10].
- A Tigress's inventory number is recorded as B1985.36.1090[11].
- A Tigress took place at National Gallery of Art[12].
- The location of A Tigress was Chester Beatty Library[13].
- A Tigress took place at Yale Center for British Art[14].
- The location of A Tigress was Rijksmuseum[15].
- January 1, 1772 marks the founding of A Tigress[16].
- A Tigress's title is recorded as A Tigress[17].
- A Tigress's height is recorded as {'amount': '+48.1'}[18].
- A Tigress's width is recorded as {'amount': '+58.4'}[19].
- A Tigress's fabrication method is recorded as mezzotint technique[20].
- A Tigress's IIIF manifest URL is recorded as https://www.nga.gov/api/v1/iiif/presentation/manifest.json?cultObj:id=119590[21].
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Authorship and Creation
Created works include John Dixon[2], a printmaker[22], 1740–1811[23], of Ireland[24] and George Stubbs[3], a painter[25], 1724–1806[26], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[27].
Material and Period
Recorded location include National Gallery of Art[12], Chester Beatty Library[13], Yale Center for British Art[14], and Rijksmuseum[15].