Q106619561

Summary

Q106619561 is an exhibition catalogue^[1].

Key Facts

• Q106619561's instance of is recorded as exhibition catalogue^[2].
• Q106619561's editor is recorded as Dresden Academy of Fine Arts^[3].
• Q106619561's follows is recorded as Q137947815^[4].
• Q106619561's followed by is recorded as Q98789587^[5].
• Q106619561's part of the series is recorded as Catalogues of the Annual Exhibitions of the Electoral/Kingly Saxon Academy of the Arts^[6].
• Q106619561's place of publication is recorded as Dresden^[7].
• Q106619561's language of work or name is recorded as German^[8].
• Q106619561's publication date is recorded as +1802-00-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Amalia Brachmann^[10].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Johann Gottlob Henschke^[11].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Carl Focke^[12].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as F. Peschel^[13].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Johann Adolph Opitz^[14].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Pfitzmann^[15].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Neubert^[16].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Rublack^[17].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Tod^[18].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Guttin^[19].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Friedrich Traugott Georgi^[20].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Christian Johann Oldendorp^[21].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as annual exhibition^[22].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Dresden Academy of Fine Arts^[23].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig^[24].
• Q106619561's main subject is recorded as Q137948126^[25].
• Q106619561's work available at URL is recorded as http://digital.slub-dresden.de/id20196356Z^[26].