Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)

Summary

Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848) is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848) is the creator of Daniel Gardner^[2].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s image is recorded as Portrait of Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786-1848) (by Daniel Gardner).jpg^[3].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s instance of is recorded as pastel painting^[5].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s genre is recorded as portrait^[6].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s depicts is recorded as Caroline Rumbold^[7].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s made from material is recorded as pastel^[8].
• +1800-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)^[9].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s main subject is recorded as Caroline Rumbold^[10].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s described at URL is recorded as https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2016/old-master-british-drawings-l16040/lot.336.html^[11].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+386'}^[12].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174789', 'amount': '+306'}^[13].
• Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain^[14].

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Works and Contributions

Caroline Rumbold, later Mrs Adolphe-Lazare de St Clair (1786–1848) is the creator of Daniel Gardner^[2].