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| Artist |
After Frans Hals |
| Title |
Portrait of René Descartes (1596-1650).
Alternative title(s):
René Descartes.
Portrait du philosophe René Descartes (1596 - 1650). |
| Date |
circa 1649-1700 |
| Medium |
oil on canvas |
| Dimensions |
77.5 × 68.5 cm (30.5 × 27 in) |
| Current location |
Louvre Museum, Richelieu, 2nd floord, room 27 |
| Paris |
| Accession number |
INV. 1317 |
| Notes |
Provenance:
- 18th century: collection of the dukes of Orléans
1785: acquired by Louis XVI de France (1754-1793), France
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| Source/Photographer |
André Hatala [e.a.] (1997) De eeuw van Rembrandt, Bruxelles: Crédit communal de Belgique, ISBN 2-908388-32-4. |
Licensing
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References
- ↑ RKDimages, Kunstwerknummer 181018.
- ↑ Base Joconde.
- ↑ Base Atlas.
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