Study for "At the Longchamp races"
painting by Giuseppe De Nittis
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Study for "At the Longchamp races"
Summary
Study for "At the Longchamp races" is a watercolor painting[1].
Key Facts
- Study for "At the Longchamp races" is the creator of Giuseppe De Nittis[2].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s instance of is recorded as watercolor painting[3].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s genre is recorded as genre painting[4].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as young adult woman[5].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as back[6].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as hat[7].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as dress[8].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as attention[9].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as instability[10].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as furniture[11].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as chair[12].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as race track[13].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s depicts is recorded as horse racing[14].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s made from material is recorded as watercolor paint[15].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s made from material is recorded as cardboard[16].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s collection is recorded as Pinacoteca "Giuseppe De Nittis"[17].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s inventory number is recorded as 875[18].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s location is recorded as Palazzo della Marra[19].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s catalog code is recorded as 922[20].
- +1882-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Study for "At the Longchamp races"[21].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s main subject is recorded as young adult woman[22].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s main subject is recorded as attention[23].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s main subject is recorded as race track[24].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s work available at URL is recorded as https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600.XXX.3472580.7055475/849564.jpg[25].
- Study for "At the Longchamp races"'s title is recorded as Studio per le corse[26].
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Works and Contributions
Study for "At the Longchamp races" is the creator of Giuseppe De Nittis[2].