Q82012631
litograph after watercolor painting by Johan F. L. Dreier from 1826
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Q82012631
Summary
Q82012631 is a lithograph print[1].
Key Facts
- Q82012631 is the creator of J.W. Cappelens Forlag[2].
- Q82012631's image is recorded as J.F.L. Dreier - Prospekt fra Grytten, Romsdalen - Norsk Folkemuseum - NF.14682-008.jpg[3].
- Q82012631's instance of is recorded as lithograph print[4].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as Venjetindan[5].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as Bispen[6].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as Kongen[7].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as Dronninga[8].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as church building[9].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as churchyard[10].
- Q82012631's depicts is recorded as road[11].
- Q82012631's made from material is recorded as printing ink[12].
- Q82012631's made from material is recorded as watercolor paint[13].
- Q82012631's made from material is recorded as paper[14].
- Q82012631's collection is recorded as Norwegian Museum of Cultural History[15].
- Q82012631's inventory number is recorded as NF.14682-008[16].
- Q82012631's location is recorded as Norwegian Museum of Cultural History[17].
- Q82012631's part of is recorded as Q82028202[18].
- +1826-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q82012631[19].
- Q82012631's described at URL is recorded as https://digitaltmuseum.no/011023121357/litografi[20].
- Q82012631's title is recorded as Prospekt fra Grytten, Romsdalen[21].
- Q82012631's inscription is recorded as Udsigten ved Gryten i Romsdalen Trondheim Stift. I bakgrund sees de merkværdige Fielde: Bispen: Kongen og Dronningen samt Wingetinderderne heel Iis. Vide Bings Beskrivelse over Norge pag 215[22].
- Q82012631's inscription is recorded as Joh. F. L. Dreier 1826[23].
- Q82012631's inscription is recorded as JWC[24].
- Q82012631's inscription is recorded as 80/200[25].
- Q82012631's inscription is recorded as Håndkolorert av M.N.H.[26].
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Works and Contributions
Q82012631 is the creator of J.W. Cappelens Forlag[2].