File:El Xarlatà- Tiepolo-MNAC.jpg

Summary

Artist



Description	Italian painter, etcher and printmaker
Date of birth/death	30 August 1727	3 March 1804
Location of birth/death	Venice	Venice
Work location	Venice, Veneto, Madrid
Authority file	: Q435316 VIAF: 46771018 ISNI: 0000000121309769 ULAN: 500025154 LCCN: n80045042 NLA: 35550030 WorldCat

Title

The Charlatan

Object type

painting

Genre

genre art

Description

Catalan:

El Xarlatà

Date

1756

Medium

painting

Dimensions

height: 805 mm (31.6 in)

; width: 1,090 mm (42.9 in)

Collection

Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

	Native name	Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
	Location	Barcelona, (Catalonia, Spain)
	Coordinates	41° 22′ 06″ N, 2° 09′ 11.9″ E
	Established	1990
	Website	www.mnac.cat
	Authority file	: Q861252 VIAF: 123033586 ISNI: 0000000122847833 LCCN: n94001340 GND: 5089748-2 SUDOC: 030383498 WorldCat

Accession number

064988-000 (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya)

References

Source/Photographer

http://www.mnac.es/colleccio/col_fitxa.jsp?lan=001&card=3&face=0&style=renaixement.col_renaixement_ambit_45 2012-06-03

Licensing

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