William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829
catalogue raisonné by John Smith
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William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829
Summary
William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829 is a catalogue raisonné[1].
Key Facts
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829 authored John Smith[2].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's instance of is recorded as catalogue raisonné[3].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's genre is recorded as art history[4].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's follows is recorded as Francis van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829[5].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's followed by is recorded as Adrian van Ostade catalogue raisonné, 1829[6].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's followed by is recorded as William Mieris catalogue raisonné supplement, 1842[7].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's part of is recorded as A catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters (Part the First)[8].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's language of work or name is recorded as English[9].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's country of origin is recorded as United Kingdom[10].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's publication date is recorded as +1829-00-00T00:00:00Z[11].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's main subject is recorded as Willem van Mieris[12].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's described at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/catalogueraisonn01smituoft/page/89/mode/1up[13].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's derivative work is recorded as Willem van Mieris catalog raisonné, 1928[14].
- William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Provenance[15].
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Geography
William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's part of is recorded as A catalogue raisonné of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French painters (Part the First)[8].
Designation and Status
William van Mieris catalogue raisonné, 1829's instance of is recorded as catalogue raisonné[3].