OBJECT: Soldier with a Letter

Attributed
Palamedesz, Anthonie
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Id
812
Organization
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Collection (listed)
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Images/attachments
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General
Accession number
0121
Title
Soldier with a Letter
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Type of Object
Painting
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Remarks
The list of objects from the National Museum Belgrade is compiled by the Stichting Cultuur Inventarisatie (SCI) and based on the information of the museum. It is used by SCI for its work in progress on the making of the inventory of the Dutch and Flemish collection of the museum.
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Source
Stichting Cultuur Inventarisatie
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Artist/Creator
Artist Image Organization Role Workshop/factory Link to Artist& database
Palamedesz, Anthonie
National Museum Belgrade/ Narodni Muzej
 
Technical
Before (Year)
1800
Undated
Technique
oil on canvas
Technique from list
painting
Measurements
centimeters
Height
53.5
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Width
42.5
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Weight unit
kilogram