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Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)

painting by Frederick Carl Frieseke
VisualArtwork painting Q30842984
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Summary

Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon) is a painting[1].

Key Facts

  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon) is the creator of Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — creator (P170): Frederick Carl Frieseke[2].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s image is recorded as 99-44 XL-1024x1019.jpg[3].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s instance of is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — instance of (P31): painting[4].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s movement is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — movement (P135): Impressionism[5].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s genre is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — genre (P136): genre art[6].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s depicts is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — depicts (P180): woman[7].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s depicts is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — depicts (P180): white people[8].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s depicts is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — depicts (P180): dress[9].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s depicts is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — depicts (P180): stripe[10].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s depicts is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — depicts (P180): ribbon[11].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s made from material is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — made from material (P186): oil paint[12].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s made from material is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — made from material (P186): canvas[13].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s collection is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — collection (P195): Virginia Museum of Fine Arts[14].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s inventory number is recorded as 99.44[15].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s location is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — location (P276): Virginia Museum of Fine Arts[16].
  • +1912-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)[17].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s described at URL is recorded as https://vmfa.museum/collections/art/blue-interior-giverny-red-ribbon_99-44/[18].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s published in is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — published in (P1433): American art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts[19].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s title is recorded as Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)[20].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+107.95'}[21].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+107.95'}[22].
  • Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon)'s copyright status is recorded as Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — copyright status (P6216): public domain[23].

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Works and Contributions

Blue Interior: Giverny (The Red Ribbon) is the creator of Giverny (The Red Ribbon) — creator (P170): Frederick Carl Frieseke[2].

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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