Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)

Summary

Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731) is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731) is the creator of Adriaen van der Werff^[2].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s instance of is recorded as painting^[3].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s genre is recorded as self-portrait^[4].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s depicts is recorded as Adriaen van der Werff^[5].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint^[6].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s made from material is recorded as canvas^[7].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s collection is recorded as Uffizi Gallery^[8].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s collection is recorded as Johann Wilhelm, Elector Palatine^[9].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s collection is recorded as Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz collection^[10].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s location is recorded as Uffizi Gallery^[11].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s RKDimages ID is recorded as 257804^[12].
• +1697-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)^[13].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s depicts Iconclass notation is recorded as 48C513^[14].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s title is recorded as Zelfportret van de kunstenaar met het dubbelportret van zijn vrouw Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) en hun dochter Maria (1692-1731)^[15].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s title is recorded as Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)^[16].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s pendant of is recorded as Self-portrait^[17].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+89'}^[18].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+73'}^[19].
• Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain^[20].

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Works and Contributions

Self-portrait of the artist with a double portrait of his wife Margaretha van Rees (1669-1732) and their daughter Maria (1692-1731) is the creator of Adriaen van der Werff^[2].