Q116290714

Summary

Q116290714 is a stained glass^[1].

Key Facts

• Q116290714 is the creator of Gerlach^[2].
• Q116290714's instance of is recorded as stained glass^[3].
• Q116290714's instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• Q116290714 is owned by Arnstein Abbey^[5].
• Q116290714 is owned by Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein^[6].
• Q116290714 is owned by Giech^[7].
• Q116290714 is owned by Q15428129^[8].
• Q116290714 is owned by Groeben family^[9].
• Q116290714 is owned by Kanitz^[10].
• Q116290714 is owned by Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History^[11].
• Q116290714's genre is religious art^[12].
• Q116290714's depicts is recorded as Aaron's rod^[13].
• Q116290714 is made of glass^[14].
• Q116290714 is made of lead^[15].
• Q116290714 is made of schwarzlot painting^[16].
• Q116290714's collection is recorded as Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History^[17].
• Q116290714's inventory number is recorded as L-1003 LM^[18].
• Q116290714 took place at Arnstein Abbey^[19].
• The location of Q116290714 was Stein's chateau^[20].
• Q116290714 took place at Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History^[21].
• Q116290714 is part of Gerlachusscheiben^[22].
• Q116290714's Commons category is recorded as Gerlachusscheiben^[23].
• Q116290714's country of origin is recorded as Holy Roman Empire^[24].
• +1170-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q116290714^[25].
• Q116290714's exhibition history is recorded as Barbarossa - The art of rule^[26].

Body

Definition and Type

Recorded instance of include stained glass^[3] and painting^[4].

Origins

+1170-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q116290714^[25].

Use and Application

Q116290714 is part of Gerlachusscheiben^[22].