Collection Guth von Sulz

Summary

Collection Guth von Sulz is an art collection^[1].

Key Facts

• Collection Guth von Sulz's image is recorded as HStAS A 20a Bü 4 Inventar f 1r.jpg^[2].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's instance of is recorded as art collection^[3].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's instance of is recorded as cabinet of curiosities^[4].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's founder is recorded as Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz^[5].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's owned by is recorded as Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz^[6].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's owned by is recorded as Eberhard III, Duke of Württemberg^[7].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's owned by is recorded as Württembergische Kunstkammer^[8].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's collection is recorded as Landesmuseum Württemberg^[9].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's location is recorded as Stuttgart^[10].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's location is recorded as Württembergische Kunstkammer^[11].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's Commons category is recorded as Sammlung Guth von Sulz^[12].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's donated by is recorded as Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz^[13].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's described by source is recorded as Q99741516^[14].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's described by source is recorded as Inventar einer Kunstkammer (Guth von Sulz)^[15].
• Collection Guth von Sulz's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as GLAM-Baden Württemberg project^[16].

Body

Founding

Collection Guth von Sulz's founder is recorded as Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz^[5].

Ownership

Owners include Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz^[6], a local government official^[17], 1543–1616^[18]; Eberhard III, Duke of Württemberg^[7], 1614–1674^[19], of Germany^[20], awarded the Knight of the Order of the Elephant^[21]; and Württembergische Kunstkammer^[8], an art collection^[22], in Germany^[23].