Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap
drawing by Edouard De Jans after Bernard Romain Julien and Léon Cogniet
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Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap
Summary
Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap is a drawing[1].
Key Facts
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap is the creator of woman wearing a Phrygian cap — creator (P170): Edouard de Jans[2].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's image is recorded as Academische studie naar prent, vrouw met Frygische muts, 1869, Edouard De Jans, Musea Brugge, 0016.GRO0235.II.jpg[3].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's instance of is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — instance of (P31): drawing[4].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's made from material is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — made from material (P186): paper[5].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's made from material is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — made from material (P186): black chalk[6].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's made from material is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — made from material (P186): charcoal[7].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's collection is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — collection (P195): Musea Brugge[8].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's inventory number is recorded as 0016.GRO0235.II[9].
- +1869-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap[10].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+520'}[11].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+350'}[12].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's fabrication method is recorded as woman wearing a Phrygian cap — fabrication method (P2079): art of drawing[13].
- Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap's IIIF manifest URL is recorded as https://dam.museabrugge.be/iiif/3/7925/manifest.json[14].
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Works and Contributions
Academic study after a print: woman wearing a Phrygian cap is the creator of woman wearing a Phrygian cap — creator (P170): Edouard de Jans[2].