The Annunciation

Summary

The Annunciation is a tapestry^[1].

Key Facts

• The Annunciation is the creator of Giovanni Francesco Romanelli^[2].
• The Annunciation is the creator of Paolo Gismondi^[3].
• The Annunciation is the creator of Giuseppe Belloni^[4].
• The Annunciation is the creator of Caterina della Riviera^[5].
• The Annunciation is the creator of Barberini Tapestry Manufactory^[6].
• The Annunciation's image is recorded as Annunciation, from the Life of Christ, Barberini Tapestries, Rome, 1644-1656 - Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon - Eugene, Oregon - DSC09440.jpg^[7].
• The Annunciation's instance of is recorded as tapestry^[8].
• The Annunciation's instance of is recorded as wall hanging^[9].
• The Annunciation's manufacturer is recorded as Barberini Tapestry Manufactory^[10].
• The Annunciation's depicts is recorded as Mary^[11].
• The Annunciation's depicts is recorded as Gabriel^[12].
• The Annunciation's depicts is recorded as Barberini coat of arms^[13].
• The Annunciation's made from material is recorded as wool^[14].
• The Annunciation's made from material is recorded as silk^[15].
• The Annunciation's designed by is recorded as Giovanni Francesco Romanelli^[16].
• The Annunciation's part of is recorded as Life of Christ^[17].
• The Annunciation's catalog code is recorded as 4.1^[18].
• +1649-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Annunciation^[19].
• The Annunciation's main subject is recorded as Annunciation^[20].
• The Annunciation's described at URL is recorded as http://barberini.uoregon.edu/^[21].
• The Annunciation's described by source is recorded as The Barberini Tapestries: Woven Monuments of Baroque Rome^[22].
• The Annunciation's inscription is recorded as IAC.D.L.RIV.^[23].
• The Annunciation's fabrication method is recorded as tapestry weave^[24].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Giovanni Francesco Romanelli^[2], a painter^[25], 1610–1662^[26]; Paolo Gismondi^[3], a painter^[27], 1612–1685^[28]; Giuseppe Belloni^[4], a carpets designer^[29]; Caterina della Riviera^[5], a tapestry weaver^[30]; and Barberini Tapestry Manufactory^[6], a tapestry manufactory^[31], in Italy^[32], founded in 1627^[33].