Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children

Summary

Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children is the creator of John Verelst^[2].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's image is recorded as Johannes Verelst (1648-1734) - Edward Harpur (1713–1761), and His Sister Catherine Harpur (d.1740), Later Lady Gough, as Children - 290279 - National Trust.jpg^[3].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's genre is recorded as portrait^[5].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's depicts is recorded as Catherine Harpur^[6].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[7].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's made from material is recorded as canvas^[8].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's collection is recorded as National Trust^[9].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's inventory number is recorded as 290279^[10].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's location is recorded as Calke Abbey^[11].
• +1718-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children^[12].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's title is recorded as Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children^[13].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as edward-harpur-17131761-and-his-sister-catherine-harpur-d-1740-later-lady-gough-as-children-169559^[14].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+142.0'}^[15].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+112.0'}^[16].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's National Trust Collections ID is recorded as 290279^[17].
• Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[18].

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Works and Contributions

Edward Harpur (1713 – 1761) and his Sister Catherine Harpur, later Lady Gough (d.1740) as Children is the creator of John Verelst^[2].