A Young Man Reading a Book
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A Young Man Reading a Book
Summary
A Young Man Reading a Book is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- A Young Man Reading a Book is the creator of Jean-Baptiste-Henri Deshays[2].
- A Young Man Reading a Book is the creator of Domenico Fetti[3].
- A Young Man Reading a Book is in the country of Canada[4].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's genre is tronie[6].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's depicts is recorded as man[7].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's depicts is recorded as book[8].
- A Young Man Reading a Book is made of oil paint[9].
- A Young Man Reading a Book is made of canvas[10].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's collection is recorded as Agnes Etherington Art Centre[11].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's inventory number is recorded as 25-005[12].
- A Young Man Reading a Book took place at Agnes Etherington Art Centre[13].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's catalog code is recorded as 15[14].
- January 1, 1758 marks the founding of A Young Man Reading a Book[15].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's significant event is recorded as art auction[16].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's described at URL is recorded as https://agnes.queensu.ca/explore/collections/object/a-young-man-reading-a-book/[17].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's donated by is recorded as Alfred Bader[18].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's height is recorded as {'amount': '+58.7'}[19].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's width is recorded as {'amount': '+46.8'}[20].
- A Young Man Reading a Book's copyright status is recorded as public domain[21].
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Authorship and Creation
Created works include Jean-Baptiste-Henri Deshays[2], a painter[22], 1729–1765[23], of France[24], awarded the Prix de Rome[25] and Domenico Fetti[3], a painter[26], 1589–1623[27], of Papal States[28], specialised in Italian painting[29].
Publication
A Young Man Reading a Book's genre is tronie[6].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include oil paint[9] and canvas[10]. A Young Man Reading a Book took place at Agnes Etherington Art Centre[13].