Battle at Rammekens
tapestry in the Zeeland Tapestries series
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Battle at Rammekens
Summary
Battle at Rammekens is a tapestry[1].
Key Facts
- Battle at Rammekens is the creator of Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom[2].
- Battle at Rammekens is the creator of Heyndrick de Maecht[3].
- Battle at Rammekens is the creator of Laurens de Maecht[4].
- Battle at Rammekens is the creator of Jan de Maecht[5].
- Battle at Rammekens's image is recorded as WLANL - mennofokke - Wandtapijt, De slag bij Rammekens, Jan de Maecht, april 1573.jpg[6].
- Battle at Rammekens's instance of is recorded as tapestry[7].
- Battle at Rammekens's genre is recorded as marine art[8].
- Battle at Rammekens's follows is recorded as Battle at Bergen op Zoom[9].
- Battle at Rammekens's followed by is recorded as Battle of Lillo[10].
- Battle at Rammekens's manufacturer is recorded as De Maecht tapestry workshop[11].
- Battle at Rammekens's depicts is recorded as Fort Rammekens[12].
- Battle at Rammekens's depicts is recorded as naval battle[13].
- Battle at Rammekens's made from material is recorded as wool[14].
- Battle at Rammekens's made from material is recorded as silk[15].
- Battle at Rammekens's collection is recorded as Zeeuws Museum[16].
- Battle at Rammekens's location is recorded as Zeeuws Museum[17].
- Battle at Rammekens's designed by is recorded as Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom[18].
- Battle at Rammekens's RKDimages ID is recorded as 272615[19].
- Battle at Rammekens's part of is recorded as Zeeland tapestries - sea battles of the County of Zeeland[20].
- +1595-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Battle at Rammekens[21].
- Battle at Rammekens's main subject is recorded as Dutch Revolt[22].
- Battle at Rammekens's main subject is recorded as naval battle[23].
- Battle at Rammekens's described at URL is recorded as https://www.zeeuwseankers.nl/verhaal/de-wandtapijten-van-de-staten-van-zeeland[24].
- Battle at Rammekens's title is recorded as Slag bij Rammekens in april 1573, 1596[25].
- Battle at Rammekens's series ordinal is recorded as 2[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom[2], a painter[27], 1562–1640[28], of Dutch Republic[29]; Heyndrick de Maecht[3], a tapestry weaver[30]; Laurens de Maecht[4], a tapestry weaver[31]; and Jan de Maecht[5], a tapestry weaver[32], 1530–1598[33].