Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798
painting by Henri-Pierre Danloux
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Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798
Summary
Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798 is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798 is the creator of Henri-Pierre Danloux[2].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's image is recorded as Henri-Pierre Danloux (1753-1809) - Lord Adam Gordon (c.1726–1801), General, Commander of Forces in Scotland (1782–1798) - PG 192 - National Galleries of Scotland.jpg[3].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's image is recorded as Henri-Pierre Danloux - Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General, Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798. - PG 192 - National Galleries of Scotland.jpg[4].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's genre is recorded as portrait[6].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's depicts is recorded as Lord Adam Gordon[7].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's made from material is recorded as oil paint[8].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's made from material is recorded as canvas[9].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's collection is recorded as National Galleries Scotland[10].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's inventory number is recorded as PG 192[11].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's location is recorded as Scottish National Portrait Gallery[12].
- +1799-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798[13].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's main subject is recorded as Lord Adam Gordon[14].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's title is recorded as Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798.[15].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as lord-adam-gordon-c-17261801-general-commander-of-forces-in-scotland-17821798-212234[16].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+27.00'}[17].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+22.00'}[18].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's copyright status is recorded as public domain[19].
- Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798's National Galleries Scotland ID is recorded as 2563[20].
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Works and Contributions
Lord Adam Gordon, c 1726 - 1801. General; Commander of forces in Scotland 1782 - 1798 is the creator of Henri-Pierre Danloux[2].