Erasmus of Rotterdam

Summary

Erasmus of Rotterdam is a sequence^[1]. It draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (sequence category, ranking #46 of 66).^[2]

Key Facts

• Erasmus of Rotterdam is the creator of Albrecht Dürer^[3].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's image is recorded as Erasmus Duerer VandA E.4621-1910.jpg^[4].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's instance of is recorded as sequence^[5].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's instance of is recorded as copper engraving print^[6].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's movement is recorded as German Renaissance^[7].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's genre is recorded as portrait^[8].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's depicts is recorded as Erasmus^[9].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's depicts is recorded as book^[10].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's depicts is recorded as man^[11].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's depicts is recorded as writing^[12].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's made from material is recorded as paper^[13].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Städel Museum^[14].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Art Institute of Chicago^[15].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Royal Collection Trust^[16].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Graphic Art Collection of the City of Nuremberg^[17].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Davison Art Center^[18].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Statens Museum for Kunst^[19].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum^[20].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's collection is recorded as Victoria and Albert Museum^[21].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as 31422^[22].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as 1956.957^[23].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as StN2203^[24].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as K684^[25].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as 1937.D1.106^[26].
• Erasmus of Rotterdam's inventory number is recorded as KKSgb7461^[27].

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Works and Contributions

Erasmus of Rotterdam is the creator of Albrecht Dürer^[3].

Why It Matters

Erasmus of Rotterdam draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (sequence category, ranking #46 of 66).^[2]