Frans Hals Museum dollhouse
18th-century dollhouse in the collection of the Frans Hals Museum
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Frans Hals Museum dollhouse
Summary
Frans Hals Museum dollhouse is a dollhouse[1].
Key Facts
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse is the creator of Cornelia van der Gon[2].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse is the creator of Sara Rothé[3].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's image is recorded as Dollhouse Frans Hals Museum 6112012 1.jpg[4].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's instance of is recorded as dollhouse[5].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's owned by is recorded as Adriaan Dortsman[6].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's owned by is recorded as Cornelia van der Gon[7].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's owned by is recorded as David van der Plas[8].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's owned by is recorded as Sara Rothé[9].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's collection is recorded as Frans Hals Museum[10].
- Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's Commons category is recorded as Frans Hals Museum dollhouse[11].
- +1680-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Frans Hals Museum dollhouse[12].
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Designation and Status
Frans Hals Museum dollhouse's instance of is recorded as dollhouse[5].
History and Context
+1680-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Frans Hals Museum dollhouse[12]. Owners include Adriaan Dortsman[6], an architect[13], 1635–1682[14], of Dutch Republic[15]; Cornelia van der Gon[7], an art collector[16], 1644–1701[17], of Dutch Republic[18]; David van der Plas[8], a painter[19], 1647–1704[20], of Dutch Republic[21], specialised in painting[22]; and Sara Rothé[9], an art collector[23], 1699–1751[24], of Dutch Republic[25].