Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children

Summary

Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children is the creator of Caspar Netscher^[2].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children is in the country of Netherlands^[3].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's genre is recorded as portrait^[5].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's depicts is recorded as Maria de Witt^[6].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's depicts is recorded as Diederik Hoeufft^[7].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's made from material is recorded as canvas^[8].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[9].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum^[10].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's collection is recorded as Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection^[11].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's inventory number is recorded as SK-A-4768^[12].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's inventory number is recorded as B2544^[13].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's location is recorded as Rijksmuseum^[14].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's location is recorded as depot RCE^[15].
• +1664-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children^[16].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's described at URL is recorded as https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/SK-A-4768^[17].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's Handle ID is recorded as 10934/RM0001.COLLECT.4741^[18].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's title is recorded as Portret van Diederick Hoeufft (1610-1688) en zijn echtgenote Maria Witt (1620-1681) met hun kinderen Diederick, Maria en Jacob^[19].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's title is recorded as Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-1688) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-1681) with their children Diederick, Maria and Jacob^[20].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+95'}^[21].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+101.5'}^[22].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[23].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's Collectie Nederland ID is recorded as rijkscollectie-rce/B2544^[24].
• Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children's Rijksmuseum ID is recorded as 200107789^[25].

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Works and Contributions

Portrait of Diederick Hoeufft (1610-88) and his wife Maria Witt (1620-81) with her children is the creator of Caspar Netscher^[2].