William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842
additions to catalogue raisonné by John Smith
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William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842
Summary
William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842 is a catalogue raisonné[1].
Key Facts
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842 authored John Smith[2].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's instance of is recorded as catalogue raisonné[3].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's follows is recorded as William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829[4].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's follows is recorded as Francis Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842[5].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's followed by is recorded as Adrian van Ostade catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842[6].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's part of is recorded as Supplement to the catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters (Part the Ninth)[7].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's publication date is recorded as +1842-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's main subject is recorded as Willem van Mieris[9].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's described at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/catalogueraisonn09smituoft/page/53/mode/1up[10].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's published in is recorded as Supplement to the catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters (Part the Ninth)[11].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's title is recorded as William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842[12].
- William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Provenance[13].
Body
Geography
William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's part of is recorded as Supplement to the catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters (Part the Ninth)[7].
Designation and Status
William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842's instance of is recorded as catalogue raisonné[3].