Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece

Summary

Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece is an altarpiece^[1].

Key Facts

• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece is the creator of Fernando Gallego^[2].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece is the creator of Maestro Bartolomé^[3].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece is the creator of Francisco Gallego^[4].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's instance of is recorded as altarpiece^[5].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's instance of is recorded as reredos^[6].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's instance of is recorded as painting series^[7].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's owned by is recorded as Sir Frederick Cook, 2nd Baronet^[8].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's owned by is recorded as Herbert Cook^[9].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's owned by is recorded as Samuel Henry Kress^[10].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's genre is recorded as religious art^[11].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's collection is recorded as University of Arizona Museum of Art^[12].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's collection is recorded as Cook collection^[13].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's collection is recorded as Samuel H. Kress Collection^[14].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's location is recorded as Ciudad Rodrigo Cathedral of Santa María^[15].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's location is recorded as Doughty House^[16].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's location is recorded as University of Arizona Museum of Art^[17].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as Creation of Eve^[18].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as The Last Supper^[19].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as The Deposition^[20].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as Changing the Water into Wine^[21].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as Transfiguration^[22].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as The Entry into Jerusalem^[23].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as The Crucifixion^[24].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as The Charge to Peter^[25].
• Ciudad Rodrigo altarpiece's has part is recorded as Christ Among the Doctors^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Created works include Fernando Gallego^[2], a painter^[27], 1440–1507^[28], of Spain^[29]; Maestro Bartolomé^[3], a painter^[30], 1440–1510^[31], of Spain^[32]; and Francisco Gallego^[4], a painter^[33], of Spain^[34].