Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist
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Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist
Summary
Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is a Q15812387[1]. It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is the creator of Nikolaus Nievergalt[3].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is in the country of Germany[4].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's instance of is recorded as Q15812387[5].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's genre is religious art[6].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is made of glass[7].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's collection is recorded as Schnütgen Museum[8].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's inventory number is recorded as M 550[9].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's inventory number is recorded as M 49[10].
- The location of Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist was Schnütgen Museum[11].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's Commons category is recorded as Saint John the Baptist on stained-glass window of Museum Schnütgen[12].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's catalog code is recorded as 202[13].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's catalog code is recorded as 9[14].
- 1481 marks the founding of Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist[15].
- 1401 marks the founding of Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist[16].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's exhibition history is recorded as Q133844823[17].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's described by source is recorded as Q137753272[18].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's title is recorded as Kabinettscheibe mit Johannes dem Täufer[19].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's title is recorded as Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist[20].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's title is recorded as Кабiнетний вiтраж з Іоанном Хрестителем[21].
- Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's diameter is recorded as {'amount': '+18'}[22].
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Authorship and Creation
Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is the creator of Nikolaus Nievergalt[3].
Publication
Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist's genre is religious art[6].
Material and Period
Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is made of glass[7]. The location of it was Schnütgen Museum[11].
Why It Matters
Roundel Featuring St. John the Baptist is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]