Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes
final version by Georg Sturm in Great Gallery Rijksmuseums
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Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes
Summary
Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes is a mural[1].
Key Facts
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes is the creator of George Sturm[2].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's image is recorded as Georg Sturm, Willibrordus predikt het Christendom aan de Friezen.jpg[3].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's instance of is recorded as mural[4].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's based on is recorded as Design for Willibrord Preaching to the Frisians[5].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum[6].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's inventory number is recorded as HA-0028479[7].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's location is recorded as Great hall of the Rijksmuseum[8].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's part of is recorded as Great hall of the Rijksmuseum[9].
- +1885-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes[10].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's described at URL is recorded as http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.HARCHIEF.28479[11].
- Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes's Google Arts & Culture asset ID is recorded as MQFIQcaF1o-Iyw[12].
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Works and Contributions
Willibrordus preaching to the Friezes is the creator of George Sturm[2].