Q134312204
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Q134312204
Summary
Q134312204 is a cycle of paintings[1].
Key Facts
- Q134312204 is the creator of Master of the Cologne legend of St. Ursula[2].
- Q134312204's instance of is recorded as cycle of paintings[3].
- Q134312204's genre is religious painting[4].
- Q134312204's depicts is recorded as Saint Ursula[5].
- Q134312204 is made of canvas[6].
- Q134312204's Commons category is recorded as Scenes of the Legend of St. Ursula (Master of the Ursula Legend)[7].
- Q134312204 comprises Ursula's parents praying[8].
- Q134312204 comprises The birth of St. Ursula[9].
- Q134312204 comprises Baptism of Saint Ursula[10].
- Q134312204 comprises Ursula with her Parents at the Altar[11].
- Q134312204 comprises Departure of the emissaries of the heathen king[12].
- Q134312204 comprises Arrival of the emissaries at the palace of St. Ursula's parents[13].
- Q134312204 comprises Departure of the emissaries from the palace of St. Ursula's parents[14].
- Q134312204 comprises Return of the emissaries to the palace of the heathen king[15].
- Q134312204 comprises St. Ursula visited by an angel[16].
- Q134312204 comprises St. Ursula gives her conditions[17].
- Q134312204 comprises Arrival of St. Ursula and her companions in Basel[18].
- Q134312204 comprises Arrival of St. Ursula and her companions in Rome[19].
- Q134312204 comprises Pope Cyriacus gives the papal tiara to his successor[20].
- Q134312204 comprises Farewell of Saint Ursula of Rome[21].
- Q134312204 comprises Return to Basel[22].
- Q134312204 comprises The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula and the 11,000 Virgins[23].
- Q134312204 comprises Q134316866[24].
- Q134312204 comprises Q134312346[25].
- Q134312204 comprises Q134312345[26].
Body
Definition and Type
Q134312204's instance of is recorded as cycle of paintings[3].
Origins
+1490-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q134312204[27].
Use and Application
Components include Ursula's parents praying[8], a painting[28], founded in 1497[29]; The birth of St. Ursula[9], a painting[30], founded in 1487[31]; Baptism of Saint Ursula[10], a painting[32], founded in 1494[33]; Ursula with her Parents at the Altar[11], a painting[34], founded in 1492[35]; Departure of the emissaries of the heathen king[12], a painting[36], founded in 1487[37]; and Arrival of the emissaries at the palace of St. Ursula's parents[13], a painting[38], founded in 1487[39].