The Breton Shepherdess

Summary

The Breton Shepherdess is a painting^[1]. It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• The Breton Shepherdess is the creator of Paul Gauguin^[3].
• The Breton Shepherdess's instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• The Breton Shepherdess is owned by Gustave Fayet^[5].
• The Breton Shepherdess is owned by Paul Rosenberg^[6].
• The Breton Shepherdess is made of oil paint^[7].
• The Breton Shepherdess is made of canvas^[8].
• The Breton Shepherdess's collection is recorded as Laing Art Gallery^[9].
• The Breton Shepherdess's inventory number is recorded as C643^[10].
• The location of The Breton Shepherdess was Laing Art Gallery^[11].
• The Breton Shepherdess's catalog code is recorded as 203^[12].
• The Breton Shepherdess's catalog code is recorded as 233^[13].
• The Breton Shepherdess's catalog code is recorded as 48^[14].
• January 1, 1886 marks the founding of The Breton Shepherdess^[15].
• The Breton Shepherdess's described at URL is recorded as http://collectionssearchtwmuseums.org.uk/#details=ecatalogue.299751^[16].
• The Breton Shepherdess's title is recorded as La bergère bretonne^[17].
• The Breton Shepherdess's inscription is recorded as P. Gauguin 86^[18].
• The Breton Shepherdess's height is recorded as {'amount': '+60.4'}^[19].
• The Breton Shepherdess's width is recorded as {'amount': '+73.3'}^[20].
• The Breton Shepherdess's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[21].

Body

Authorship and Creation

The Breton Shepherdess is the creator of Paul Gauguin^[3].

Material and Period

Recorded made from material include oil paint^[7] and canvas^[8]. The Breton Shepherdess took place at Laing Art Gallery^[11].

Why It Matters

The Breton Shepherdess is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]