The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury
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The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury
Summary
The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury is the creator of Godfrey Kneller[2].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's image is recorded as Godfrey Kneller (1646-1723) - The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and - PCF 1 - Glastonbury Town Hall.jpg[3].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's genre is recorded as portrait[5].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's depicts is recorded as Peter King, 1st Baron King[6].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's made from material is recorded as oil paint[7].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's made from material is recorded as canvas[8].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's collection is recorded as Glastonbury Town Hall[9].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's inventory number is recorded as PCF 1[10].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's location is recorded as Glastonbury Town Hall[11].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's main subject is recorded as Peter King, 1st Baron King[12].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's title is recorded as The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury[13].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as the-right-honourable-peter-king-c-16691734-baron-of-ockham-lord-chancellor-of-great-britain-and-the-first-recorder-of-glastonbury-40755[14].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+125'}[15].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+100'}[16].
- The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury's copyright status is recorded as public domain[17].
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Works and Contributions
The Right Honourable Peter King (c.1669–1734), Baron of Ockham, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain and the First Recorder of Glastonbury is the creator of Godfrey Kneller[2].