Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple

Summary

Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple is the creator of Ferdinand Bol^[2].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's image is recorded as F. Bol - Portret van Wigbold Slicher en Elisabeth Spiegel als Paris en Venus met Cupido - DM-953-471 - Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection.jpg^[3].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's image is recorded as Ferdinand Bol (1616-1680) - Familienbildnis (Venus, Mars und Cupidus) - 1338 - Führermuseum.jpg^[4].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's image is recorded as Ferdinand Bol - Portret van Wigbold Slicher en Elisabeth Spiegel als Paris en Venus - 1338 - Führermuseum.jpg^[5].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's instance of is recorded as painting^[6].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's genre is recorded as mythological painting^[7].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's genre is recorded as historiated portrait^[8].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's depicts is recorded as Wigbold Slicher^[9].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[10].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's made from material is recorded as canvas^[11].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Dordrechts Museum^[12].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection^[13].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Stichting Nederlands Kunstbezit^[14].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Dienst Verspreide Rijkscollecties^[15].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Rijksdienst Beeldende Kunst^[16].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Instituut Collectie Nederland^[17].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Führermuseum^[18].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's collection is recorded as Munich Central Collecting Point^[19].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as DM/953/471^[20].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as NK1701^[21].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as NK1701^[22].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as NK1701^[23].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as NK1701^[24].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as NK1701^[25].
• Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple's inventory number is recorded as 1338^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Portrait of Wigbold Slicher and Elisabeth Spiegel as Paris handing Venus the Apple is the creator of Ferdinand Bol^[2].