Collection Boisserée

Summary

Collection Boisserée is an art collection^[1].

Key Facts

• Collection Boisserée's instance of is recorded as art collection^[2].
• Collection Boisserée's founder is recorded as Sulpiz Boisserée^[3].
• Collection Boisserée's founder is recorded as Melchior Boisserée^[4].
• Collection Boisserée's owned by is recorded as Melchior Boisserée^[5].
• Collection Boisserée's owned by is recorded as Sulpiz Boisserée^[6].
• Collection Boisserée's owned by is recorded as Ludwig I of Bavaria^[7].
• Collection Boisserée's location is recorded as Palais Boisserée^[8].
• Collection Boisserée's location is recorded as Alte Pinakothek^[9].
• Collection Boisserée's Commons category is recorded as Collection Boisserée^[10].
• +1804-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Collection Boisserée^[11].
• Collection Boisserée's described by source is recorded as Q110894998^[12].
• Collection Boisserée's described by source is recorded as Q110895080^[13].
• Collection Boisserée's described by source is recorded as Q110895227^[14].
• Collection Boisserée's collection or exhibition size is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+215'}^[15].

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Designation and Status

Collection Boisserée's instance of is recorded as art collection^[2].

History and Context

+1804-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Collection Boisserée^[11]. Owners include Melchior Boisserée^[5], a lithographer^[16], 1786–1851^[17], of Kingdom of Prussia^[18]; Sulpiz Boisserée^[6], an art historian^[19], 1783–1854^[20], of Kingdom of Prussia^[21], specialised in art history^[22]; and Ludwig I of Bavaria^[7], a poet^[23], 1786–1868^[24], awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour^[25].