Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal

Summary

Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal is the creator of Eugénie Servières^[2].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal is in the country of France^[3].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's image is recorded as Inès de Castro se jetant avec ses enfants aux pieds d'Alphonse IV roi.jpg^[4].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's instance of is recorded as painting^[5].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's movement is recorded as Troubadour style^[6].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's genre is recorded as history painting^[7].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as infant^[8].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as throne^[9].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as Afonso IV of Portugal^[10].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as Inês de Castro^[11].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as supplication^[12].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's depicts is recorded as kneeling^[13].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[14].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's made from material is recorded as canvas^[15].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's collection is recorded as Palace of Versailles^[16].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's inventory number is recorded as MV 7250^[17].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's inventory number is recorded as INV 7931^[18].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's inventory number is recorded as C 39^[19].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's location is recorded as Palace of Versailles^[20].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's Joconde work ID is recorded as 000PE012356^[21].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's Commons category is recorded as Inès de Castro by Eugénie Servières^[22].
• +1822-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal^[23].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's exhibition history is recorded as Salon of 1822^[24].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's exhibition history is recorded as Guillaume Lethière^[25].
• Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal's exhibition history is recorded as Guillon Lethière, né à la Guadeloupe^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Inès de Castro and Her Children Throwing Themselves at the Feet of King Alphonso IV of Portugal is the creator of Eugénie Servières^[2].