The Shepherdess in the Alps
painting by Claude Joseph Vernet
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Summary
The Shepherdess in the Alps is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- The Shepherdess in the Alps is the creator of Joseph Vernet[2].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's image is recorded as Joseph Vernet - Shepherd in the Alps - WGA24738.jpg[3].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's owned by is recorded as French State[5].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's genre is recorded as genre art[6].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's genre is recorded as landscape painting[7].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as couple[8].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as woman[9].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as sitting[10].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as shepherd[11].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as man[12].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as standing[13].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as herder[14].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as sheep[15].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as dog[16].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as tomb[17].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as tree[18].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as mountain[19].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as rock[20].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as vegetation[21].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as meeting[22].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's depicts is recorded as love[23].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's made from material is recorded as oil paint[24].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's made from material is recorded as canvas[25].
- The Shepherdess in the Alps's collection is recorded as Department of Paintings of the Louvre[26].
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Works and Contributions
The Shepherdess in the Alps is the creator of Joseph Vernet[2].