Louis XIV Crowned by Victory
tapestry in the Speed Art Museum, Louisville, Kentucky, woven under the direction of Phillipe Behagle after designs by Adam Frans van der Meulen
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Summary
Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is a tapestry[1].
Key Facts
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is the creator of Philippe Behagle[2].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is the creator of Adam Frans van der Meulen[3].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is the creator of Tournai tapestry workshops[4].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is located in Louisville[5].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory is in the country of United States[6].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's image is recorded as Philippe béhagle (direttore) per manifattura reale di beauvais, luigi xvx incoronato dalla vittoria (da adam frans van der meulen), 1680 ca.jpg[7].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's instance of is recorded as tapestry[8].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's instance of is recorded as wall hanging[9].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's manufacturer is recorded as Tournai tapestry workshops[10].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's depicts is recorded as Louis XIV of France[11].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's depicts is recorded as Victoria[12].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's made from material is recorded as wool[13].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's made from material is recorded as silk[14].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's made from material is recorded as metallic thread[15].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's collection is recorded as Speed Art Museum[16].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's inventory number is recorded as 1947.28[17].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's location is recorded as Speed Art Museum[18].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's part of is recorded as Glorification of Louis XIV[19].
- +1680-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Louis XIV Crowned by Victory[20].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's main subject is recorded as Louis XIV of France[21].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+477'}[22].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+279'}[23].
- Louis XIV Crowned by Victory's fabrication method is recorded as tapestry weave[24].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Philippe Behagle[2], a tapestry dealer[25], 1641–1705[26]; Adam Frans van der Meulen[3], a painter[27], 1632–1690[28], of Habsburg Netherlands[29], specialised in painting[30]; and Tournai tapestry workshops[4].