The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth
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The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth
Summary
The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth is the creator of Bonifazio Veronese[2].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's image is recorded as Bonifacio veronese, sacra famiglia con santi, 1533 ca..JPG[4].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's owned by is recorded as Louis XIV of France[6].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's genre is recorded as religious art[7].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as column[8].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as Elizabeth[9].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as child[10].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as broad-leaved tree[11].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as Francis of Assisi[12].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as John the Baptist[13].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as Mary Magdalene[14].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as mountain[15].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as Holy Family[16].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's depicts is recorded as Anthony the Great[17].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's made from material is recorded as oil paint[18].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's made from material is recorded as panel[19].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's collection is recorded as Department of Paintings of the Louvre[20].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's inventory number is recorded as INV 119[21].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's inventory number is recorded as MR 367[22].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's location is recorded as Salle des États, Louvre[23].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's Joconde work ID is recorded as 000PE024760[24].
- The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's Commons category is recorded as The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth - Bonifacio de' Pitati - Louvre INV 119[25].
- +1533-01-17T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth[26].
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Works and Contributions
The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth is the creator of Bonifazio Veronese[2].
Personal Life
The Holy Family with Sts. Francis, Anthony, Magdalene, John the Baptist and Elizabeth's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].