Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle
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Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle
Summary
Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is the creator of Diego Rivera[2].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's instance of is recorded as painting[3].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is owned by Dallas Museum of Art[4].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's genre is portrait[5].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as Otto Rühle[6].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as man[7].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as Germans[8].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as smirk[9].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as dress shirt[10].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as crew neck[11].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as trousers[12].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as chair[13].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's depicts is recorded as sitting[14].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is made of oil paint[15].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is made of canvas[16].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's collection is recorded as Dallas Museum of Art[17].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's inventory number is recorded as 1952.10[18].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle took place at Dallas Museum of Art[19].
- 1940 marks the founding of Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle[20].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's significant event is recorded as gift[21].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's main subject is Otto Rühle[22].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's location of creation is recorded as Mexico[23].
- Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's title is recorded as Portrait of Dr. Otto Ruhle (Retrato del Dr. Otto Ruhle)[24].
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Authorship and Creation
Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle is the creator of Diego Rivera[2].
Publication
Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's genre is portrait[5].
Subject and Themes
Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle's main subject is Otto Rühle[22].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include oil paint[15] and canvas[16]. Portrait of Dr. Otto Rühle took place at Dallas Museum of Art[19].