Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond

painting by Jan Mijtens
VisualArtwork painting Q132734050
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Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond

Summary

Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond is a painting[1].

Key Facts

  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond is the creator of Johannes Mytens[2].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's image is recorded as Jan Mijtens - Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond, 1643.jpeg[3].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's genre is recorded as family portrait[5].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's depicts is recorded as Johan III van Duvenvoorde[6].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's depicts is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[7].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's depicts is recorded as Clara van Hinajosa[8].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's depicts is recorded as Maria van Heeckeren van Voorst[9].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's made from material is recorded as panel[10].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's collection is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[11].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's collection is recorded as Vereniging Rembrandt[12].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's collection is recorded as Stichting Kasteel Duivenvoorde[13].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's inventory number is recorded as DVS00012[14].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's location is recorded as Duivenvoorde Castle[15].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's RKDimages ID is recorded as 150302[16].
  • +1643-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond[17].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's main subject is recorded as Johan III van Duvenvoorde[18].
  • Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond's copyright status is recorded as public domain[19].

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Portrait of Johan van Wassenaer (1576-1645), his first wife Maria van Voerst (1575-1610) and second wife Clara de Hinojosa (..-1631) with Kasteel Duivenvoorde beyond is the creator of Johannes Mytens[2].

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  11. [12] . verenigingrembrandt.nl. verenigingrembrandt.nl. Provenance: wikidata.org.
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