Carnesecchi Tabernacle
group of paintings by Domenico Veneziano, National Gallery
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Carnesecchi Tabernacle
Summary
Carnesecchi Tabernacle is a group of paintings[1]. It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle is the creator of Domenico Veneziano[3].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's instance of is recorded as group of paintings[4].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's instance of is recorded as fresco[5].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's instance of is recorded as Tabernacolo[6].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's genre is religious painting[7].
- Carnesecchi is named after Carnesecchi Tabernacle[8].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's collection is recorded as National Gallery[9].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle took place at National Gallery[10].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle took place at Canto dei Carnesecchi[11].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's Commons category is recorded as Tabernacolo Carnesecchi[12].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle comprises The Virgin and Child Enthroned[13].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle comprises Head of a Tonsured, Beardless Saint[14].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle comprises Head of a Tonsured, Bearded Saint[15].
- January 1, 1440 marks the founding of Carnesecchi Tabernacle[16].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's described at URL is recorded as http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/domenico-veneziano-carnesecchi-tabernacle[17].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+241'}[18].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's name is recorded as Vierge entourée de saints[19].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's name is recorded as Nostra Donna in mezzo d’alcuni santi[20].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's name is recorded as Madonna con Bambino[21].
- Carnesecchi Tabernacle's name is recorded as tabernacolo dei Carnesecchi[22].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Carnesecchi Tabernacle is the creator of Domenico Veneziano[3].
Publication
Carnesecchi Tabernacle's genre is religious painting[7].
Material and Period
Recorded location include National Gallery[10] and Canto dei Carnesecchi[11].
Why It Matters
Carnesecchi Tabernacle is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]