The Little Fortune
print by Albrecht Dürer
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The Little Fortune
Summary
The Little Fortune is a copper engraving print[1].
Key Facts
- The Little Fortune is the creator of Albrecht Dürer[2].
- The Little Fortune's image is recorded as Albrecht Dürer, Little Fortune, c. 1496, NGA 6579.jpg[3].
- The Little Fortune's instance of is recorded as copper engraving print[4].
- The Little Fortune's instance of is recorded as print[5].
- The Little Fortune's maintained by is recorded as Drawings and Prints[6].
- The Little Fortune's movement is recorded as German Renaissance[7].
- The Little Fortune's genre is recorded as allegory[8].
- The Little Fortune's genre is recorded as nude[9].
- The Little Fortune's depicts is recorded as Fortuna[10].
- The Little Fortune's made from material is recorded as paper[11].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as National Gallery of Art[12].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Prints in the National Gallery of Art[13].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Rosenwald Collection[14].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Cleveland Museum of Art[15].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum[16].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art[17].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Kupferstich-Kabinett Dresden[18].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as British Museum[19].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Hessen Kassel Heritage[20].
- The Little Fortune's collection is recorded as Germanisches Nationalmuseum[21].
- The Little Fortune's inventory number is recorded as 1943.3.3461[22].
- The Little Fortune's inventory number is recorded as 1958.106[23].
- The Little Fortune's inventory number is recorded as RP-P-OB-1243[24].
- The Little Fortune's inventory number is recorded as 19.73.90[25].
- The Little Fortune's inventory number is recorded as A 805[26].
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Works and Contributions
The Little Fortune is the creator of Albrecht Dürer[2].