Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille
painting by Antoine Vestier
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Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille
Summary
Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille is the creator of Antoine Vestier[2].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille is in the country of France[3].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's image is recorded as Vestier - Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier de Latude (1725-1805), montrant la Bastille, 1789.jpg[4].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's genre is recorded as portrait[6].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's depicts is recorded as Jean Henri Latude[7].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's depicts is recorded as Bastille[8].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's made from material is recorded as oil paint[9].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's made from material is recorded as canvas[10].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's collection is recorded as Musée Carnavalet[11].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's inventory number is recorded as P335[12].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's location is recorded as Musée Carnavalet[13].
- +1789-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille[14].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's exhibition history is recorded as Salon of 1789[15].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's exhibition history is recorded as Salon of 1791[16].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's main subject is recorded as Jean Henri Latude[17].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's described at URL is recorded as http://parismuseescollections.paris.fr/fr/node/153469[18].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's title is recorded as Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier de Latude (1725-1805), montrant la Bastille[19].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+136'}[20].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+104'}[21].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's Salons ID is recorded as 41918[22].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's Salons ID is recorded as 41565[23].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's copyright status is recorded as public domain[24].
- Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille's Paris Musées work ID is recorded as 153469[25].
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Works and Contributions
Jean-Henri Masers, chevalier of Latude (1725-1805), points to the Bastille is the creator of Antoine Vestier[2].