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Welser altar: Mary and Joseph

two sculptures from of the former high altar of the Frauenkirche Nuremberg by Hans Peisser
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Welser altar: Mary and Joseph

Summary

Welser altar: Mary and Joseph is a group of sculptures[1].

Key Facts

  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph is the creator of Mary and Joseph — creator (P170): Hans Peisser[2].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's religion is recorded as Mary and Joseph — religion or worldview (P140): Christianity[3].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's image is recorded as Ausstellungsraum GermNatMuseum 5.jpg[4].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's instance of is recorded as Mary and Joseph — instance of (P31): group of sculptures[5].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's genre is recorded as Mary and Joseph — genre (P136): religious art[6].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's made from material is recorded as Mary and Joseph — made from material (P186): limewood[7].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's made from material is recorded as Mary and Joseph — made from material (P186): paint[8].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's collection is recorded as Mary and Joseph — collection (P195): Germanisches Nationalmuseum[9].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's inventory number is recorded as Pl.O.95[10].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's inventory number is recorded as Pl.O.161[11].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's location is recorded as Mary and Joseph — location (P276): Frauenkirche[12].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's location is recorded as Mary and Joseph — location (P276): Germanisches Nationalmuseum[13].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's part of is recorded as Mary and Joseph — part of (P361): Welser altar: Sculptures[14].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's has part is recorded as Mary and Joseph — has part(s) (P527): Welser altar: Mary[15].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's has part is recorded as Mary and Joseph — has part(s) (P527): Welser altar: Joseph[16].
  • +1520-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Welser altar: Mary and Joseph[17].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's main subject is recorded as Mary and Joseph — main subject (P921): Mary[18].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's main subject is recorded as Mary and Joseph — main subject (P921): Joseph[19].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's quantity is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[20].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's title is recorded as Maria und Josef[21].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's fabrication method is recorded as Mary and Joseph — fabrication method (P2079): carving[22].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's fabrication method is recorded as Mary and Joseph — fabrication method (P2079): polychromy[23].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's IIIF manifest URL is recorded as https://objektkatalog.gnm.de/wisski/navigate/56906/iiif_manifest[24].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's IIIF manifest URL is recorded as https://objektkatalog.gnm.de/wisski/navigate/54250/iiif_manifest[25].
  • Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur PID is recorded as 0001098810[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Welser altar: Mary and Joseph is the creator of Mary and Joseph — creator (P170): Hans Peisser[2].

Personal Life

Welser altar: Mary and Joseph's religion is recorded as Mary and Joseph — religion or worldview (P140): Christianity[3].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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