The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin
print by Albrecht Dürer from the series Little Passion
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The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin
Summary
The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin is a woodcut print[1].
Key Facts
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin is the creator of Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — creator (P170): Albrecht Dürer[2].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's image is recorded as Albrecht Dürer, Christ Taking Leave from His Mother, probably c. 1509-1510, NGA 6755.jpg[3].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's image is recorded as Albrecht Dürer - The Small Passion- Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin - 1960.227 - Cleveland Museum of Art.tif[4].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's instance of is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — instance of (P31): woodcut print[5].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's instance of is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — instance of (P31): print[6].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's movement is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — movement (P135): German Renaissance[7].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's genre is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — genre (P136): religious art[8].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's based on is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — based on (P144): New Testament[9].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's part of the series is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — part of the series (P179): Little Passion[10].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's depicts is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — depicts (P180): Mary[11].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's depicts is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — depicts (P180): Jesus Christ[12].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's collection is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — collection (P195): National Gallery of Art[13].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's collection is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — collection (P195): British Museum[14].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's collection is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — collection (P195): Prints in the National Gallery of Art[15].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's collection is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — collection (P195): Rosenwald Collection[16].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's collection is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — collection (P195): Cleveland Museum of Art[17].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's inventory number is recorded as 1943.3.3637[18].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's inventory number is recorded as 1960.227[19].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's location is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — location (P276): National Gallery of Art[20].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's location is recorded as Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — location (P276): Cleveland Museum of Art[21].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's Commons category is recorded as Small Passion: Christ Bids Farewell to his Mother by Albrecht Dürer[22].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's catalog code is recorded as 21 (Grav. Bois)[23].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's catalog code is recorded as 091[24].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's catalog code is recorded as C. D. 65[25].
- The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin's catalog code is recorded as 227[26].
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Works and Contributions
The Small Passion: Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin is the creator of Christ Taking Leave of the Virgin — creator (P170): Albrecht Dürer[2].