Violin and Lute Players
tapestry from a set of five Grotesques after Jean Berain in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Press Enter · cited answer in seconds
0 sources
Violin and Lute Players
Summary
Violin and Lute Players is a tapestry[1].
Key Facts
- Violin and Lute Players is the creator of Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer[2].
- Violin and Lute Players is the creator of Guy Louis Vernansal I[3].
- Violin and Lute Players is the creator of Philippe Behagle[4].
- Violin and Lute Players is in the country of United States[5].
- Violin and Lute Players's image is recorded as Violin and Lute Players from a set of five Grotesques MET DT1845.jpg[6].
- Violin and Lute Players's instance of is recorded as tapestry[7].
- Violin and Lute Players's instance of is recorded as wall hanging[8].
- Violin and Lute Players's maintained by is recorded as European Sculpture and Decorative Arts[9].
- Violin and Lute Players's manufacturer is recorded as Beauvais Tapestry Manufactory[10].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as bird[11].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as flower[12].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as lute[13].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as musician[14].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as peafowl[15].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as putto[16].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as violin[17].
- Violin and Lute Players's depicts is recorded as grotesque[18].
- Violin and Lute Players's made from material is recorded as wool[19].
- Violin and Lute Players's made from material is recorded as silk[20].
- Violin and Lute Players's collection is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art[21].
- Violin and Lute Players's inventory number is recorded as 1977.437.5[22].
- Violin and Lute Players's location is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art[23].
- Violin and Lute Players's designed by is recorded as Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer[24].
- Violin and Lute Players's part of is recorded as Set of Five Grotesques[25].
- Violin and Lute Players's country of origin is recorded as France[26].
Body
Works and Contributions
Created works include Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer[2], a painter[27], 1636–1699[28], of Spanish Netherlands[29]; Guy Louis Vernansal I[3], a painter[30], 1648–1729[31], of France[32]; and Philippe Behagle[4], a tapestry dealer[33], 1641–1705[34].