Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)
painting by Jean Appelius
Press Enter · cited answer in seconds
0 sources
Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)
Summary
Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840) is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840) is the creator of Jan Appelius[2].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s image is recorded as Jean Appelius - Portret van Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) en haar zoontje Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840), ca. 1755.jpg[3].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as L.H. Schimmelpenninck van der Oye[5].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Johan Steengracht[6].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Nicolaas Steengracht[7].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Johan Steengracht van Oostcapelle[8].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Nicolaas Johan Steengracht van Moyland[9].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Hendricus Adolphus Steengracht van Duivenvoorde[10].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s owned by is recorded as Willem Anne Assuerus Jacob Schimmelpenninck van der Oye[11].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s genre is recorded as portrait[12].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s depicts is recorded as Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse[13].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s depicts is recorded as Nicolaas Steengracht[14].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s depicts is recorded as fountain[15].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s depicts is recorded as garden[16].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint[17].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s collection is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[18].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s collection is recorded as Stichting Kasteel Duivenvoorde[19].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s inventory number is recorded as DVS00050[20].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s location is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[21].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s RKDimages ID is recorded as 145693[22].
- +1755-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)[23].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s main subject is recorded as Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse[24].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s donated by is recorded as L.H. Schimmelpenninck van der Oye[25].
- Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840)'s pendant of is recorded as Portrait of Johan Steengracht (1727-1785)[26].
Body
Works and Contributions
Portrait of Jacoba Magdalena Ockersse (1731-1772) and her son Nicolaas Steengracht (1754-1840) is the creator of Jan Appelius[2].