Rome: The Piazza Navona
painting by Canaletto
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Rome: The Piazza Navona
Summary
Rome: The Piazza Navona is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Rome: The Piazza Navona is the creator of The Piazza Navona — creator (P170): Canaletto[2].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona is in the country of The Piazza Navona — country (P17): Japan[3].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's instance of is recorded as The Piazza Navona — instance of (P31): painting[4].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's genre is The Piazza Navona — genre (P136): Veduta[5].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's depicts is recorded as The Piazza Navona — depicts (P180): Piazza Navona[6].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona is made of The Piazza Navona — made from material (P186): oil paint[7].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's collection is recorded as The Piazza Navona — collection (P195): Tokyo Fuji Art Museum[8].
- The location of Rome: The Piazza Navona was The Piazza Navona — location (P276): Tokyo Fuji Art Museum[9].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's catalog code is recorded as 401[10].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's catalog code is recorded as 52[11].
- 1751 marks the founding of Rome: The Piazza Navona[12].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's described at URL is recorded as https://www.fujibi.or.jp/en/collection/artwork/01240/[13].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's pendant of is recorded as The Piazza Navona — pendant of (P1639): Rome: The Piazza del Quirinale[14].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's width is recorded as {'amount': '+68.5'}[15].
- Rome: The Piazza Navona's copyright status is recorded as The Piazza Navona — copyright status (P6216): public domain[16].
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Authorship and Creation
Rome: The Piazza Navona is the creator of The Piazza Navona — creator (P170): Canaletto[2].
Publication
Rome: The Piazza Navona's genre is The Piazza Navona — genre (P136): Veduta[5].
Material and Period
Rome: The Piazza Navona is made of The Piazza Navona — made from material (P186): oil paint[7]. It took place at The Piazza Navona — location (P276): Tokyo Fuji Art Museum[9].