room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500

Summary

room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500 is an exhibition space^[1].

Key Facts

• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's instance of is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — instance of (P31): exhibition space^[2].
• Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — named after (P138): Sandro Botticelli is named after room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500^[3].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's location is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — location (P276): National Gallery^[4].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's part of is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — part of (P361): National Gallery^[5].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Isaiah^[6].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): David^[7].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Moses^[8].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Saints Bartholomew and Andrew^[9].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Saint Simon and Saint Thaddeus (Jude)^[10].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Two Angels^[11].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): Two Angels^[12].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Betrayal of Christ^[13].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Way to Calvary^[14].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Deposition^[15].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Resurrection^[16].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Annunciation^[17].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's has part is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — has part(s) (P527): The Healing of the Man Born Blind^[18].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's described at URL is recorded as https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/visiting/floorplans/level-2/room-58^[19].
• room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's floor number is recorded as 02^[20].

Body

Geography

room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's part of is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — part of (P361): National Gallery^[5].

Designation and Status

room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500's instance of is recorded as Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — instance of (P31): exhibition space^[2].

History and Context

Painting in Siena 1300–1500 — named after (P138): Sandro Botticelli is named after room 58 Lyrical Narrative: Painting in Siena 1300–1500^[3].