Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas

Summary

Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's image is recorded as British School - Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas - NMW A 3766 - National Museum Cardiff.jpg^[2].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's instance of is recorded as painting^[3].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's genre is recorded as portrait^[4].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's depicts is recorded as Edward Hughes^[5].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[6].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's made from material is recorded as canvas^[7].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's collection is recorded as National Museum Cardiff^[8].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's inventory number is recorded as NMW A 3766^[9].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's location is recorded as National Museum Cardiff^[10].
• +1780-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas^[11].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's main subject is recorded as Edward Hughes^[12].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's title is recorded as Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas^[13].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as reverend-edward-hughes-17381815-of-kimmel-and-llysdulas-160975^[14].
• Reverend Edward Hughes (1738–1815), of Kimmel and Llysdulas's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[15].