David Roentgen's bureau bookcase
The object is on display in the MAK - the Austrian Museum of Applied Arts
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Summary
David Roentgen's bureau bookcase is a kunstschrank[1].
Key Facts
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase is the creator of David Roentgen[2].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase is the creator of Peter Kinzing[3].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase is the creator of Louis-Simon Boizot[4].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 1.jpg[5].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 02.jpg[6].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 13.jpg[7].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 07.jpg[8].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 08.jpg[9].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 09.jpg[10].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's image is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank, Bild 04.jpg[11].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's instance of is recorded as kunstschrank[12].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's made from material is recorded as wood[13].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's made from material is recorded as bronze[14].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's collection is recorded as MAK – Museum of Applied Arts[15].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's inventory number is recorded as MAK H-269[16].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's location is recorded as MAK – Museum of Applied Arts[17].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's subclass of is recorded as Art cabinets from the David Roentgen factory[18].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's Commons category is recorded as MAK H-269 Roentgenschrank[19].
- +1776-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of David Roentgen's bureau bookcase[20].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's described at URL is recorded as https://sammlung.mak.at/de/collect/kunstschrank_183452[21].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's location of creation is recorded as Neuwied[22].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's title is recorded as Kunst- und Kabinettschrank von David Roentgen[23].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+320'}[24].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+112'}[25].
- David Roentgen's bureau bookcase's horizontal depth is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+83'}[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include David Roentgen[2], a cabinetmaker[27], 1743–1807[28], of Germany[29]; Peter Kinzing[3], a watchmaker[30], 1745–1816[31], of Duchy of Nassau[32]; and Louis-Simon Boizot[4], a sculptor[33], 1743–1809[34], of France[35], awarded the Prix de Rome[36].