Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)
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Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)
Summary
Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793) is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793) is the creator of Jan Appelius[2].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s image is recorded as J. Appelius - Daniël Radermacher (1722-1803), zijn eerste vrouw Suzanna Libertina Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734- - C95 - Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection.jpg[3].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s genre is recorded as portrait[5].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts is recorded as Daniël Radermacher[6].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint[7].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s made from material is recorded as canvas[8].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s collection is recorded as Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection[9].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s collection is recorded as Instituut Collectie Nederland[10].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s inventory number is recorded as C95[11].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s location is recorded as depot RCE[12].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s RKDimages ID is recorded as 125483[13].
- +1772-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)[14].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s main subject is recorded as Daniël Radermacher[15].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 48C1611[16].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 42G:61B2(...)13[17].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 41A711[18].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 41A412[19].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 42D3[20].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 48C521[21].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 31A5331[22].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 41D222(FICHU)[23].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 41A721[24].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 31D11221[25].
- Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793)'s title is recorded as Daniël Radermacher (1722-1803), zijn eerste vrouw Suzanna Libertina Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) en hun zoon Samuel (1764-1793)[26].
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Portrait of Daniel Radermacher (1722-1803), Susanna Libertine Boogaert van Alblasserdam (1734-1780) and their son Samuel Radermacher (1764-1793) is the creator of Jan Appelius[2].