Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander
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Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander
Summary
Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander is a biographical dictionary[1].
Key Facts
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander authored Henri Hymans[2].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander authored Karel van Mander the Elder[3].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's instance of is recorded as biographical dictionary[4].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's genre is recorded as art criticism[5].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's based on is recorded as Schilder-boeck[6].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's OCLC number is recorded as 1048238417[7].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's OCLC number is recorded as 750768953[8].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's language of work or name is recorded as French[9].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's has part is recorded as Le livre des peintres, trad. Hymans, tome 1, 1884[10].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's has part is recorded as Le livre des peintres, trad. Hymans, tome 2, 1884[11].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's publication date is recorded as +1885-00-00T00:00:00Z[12].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's Internet Archive ID is recorded as lelivredespeintr01mand[13].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's Internet Archive ID is recorded as lelivredespeintr02mand[14].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Van Mander - Le livre des peintres, trad. Hymans, tome 1, 1884.pdf[15].
- Critical study of the Schilder-boeck of Karel Van Mander's title is recorded as Le livre des peintres, ou Schilder-boeck[16].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Henri Hymans[2], a lithographer[17], 1836–1912[18], of Belgium[19] and Karel van Mander the Elder[3], an art historian[20], 1548–1606[21], of Habsburg Netherlands[22], specialised in painting[23].