Norwegian National Costumes

Summary

Norwegian National Costumes is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Norwegian National Costumes is the creator of Johann Heinrich Senn^[2].
• Norwegian National Costumes is the creator of Johan F. L. Dreier^[3].
• Norwegian National Costumes's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[4].
• Norwegian National Costumes's instance of is recorded as etching print^[5].
• Norwegian National Costumes's publisher is recorded as Heinrich Gottfried Ludewig^[6].
• Norwegian National Costumes's depicts is recorded as traditional costume^[7].
• Norwegian National Costumes's collection is recorded as National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design^[8].
• Norwegian National Costumes's inventory number is recorded as NMK.2020.0095^[9].
• Norwegian National Costumes's location is recorded as National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design^[10].
• Norwegian National Costumes's Commons category is recorded as Norske Nationale Klædedragter (Nasjonalmuseet)^[11].
• Norwegian National Costumes's language of work or name is recorded as Danish^[12].
• Norwegian National Costumes's language of work or name is recorded as German^[13].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Norwegian Peasant Banquet, or Wedding Feast^[14].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Folldal^[15].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Tylldalen^[16].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Oppdal^[17].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Mann and Woman from Høland^[18].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as A Norwegian Skier^[19].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Fishing Village by Hitra^[20].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Old Peasant from Romsdalen^[21].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Surnadal^[22].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Gauldalen^[23].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Singsås^[24].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Orkdal^[25].
• Norwegian National Costumes's has part is recorded as Man and Woman from Overhalla^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Norwegian National Costumes's publisher is recorded as Heinrich Gottfried Ludewig^[6]. Created works include Johann Heinrich Senn^[2], a painter^[27], 1780–1861^[28], of Switzerland^[29] and Johan F. L. Dreier^[3], a painter^[30], 1775–1833^[31], of Norway^[32].

Publication

Norwegian National Costumes's publication date is recorded as +1810-00-00T00:00:00Z^[33]. Languages include Danish^[12] and German^[13].