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Summary
Artist |
Frans Geffels (fl. 1635–1671) |
Alternative names |
Frans Geffles, Frans Gefflis, Frans Geuffels, Frans Gielfis |
Description |
Southern Netherlandish painter, draughtsman and court painter
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Date of birth/death |
circa 1624-1625 |
after 1693 (?) |
Location of birth/death |
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Mantua |
Work period |
from 1635 until 1671 |
Work location |
Antwerp (1635-1646), Mantua (1659-1671), Vienna (1661-1668) |
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Title |
German: Entsatzschlacht von Wien 1683 |
Date |
17th century |
Medium |
oil |
Current location |
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Notes |
Inv. 40.132 |
Source/Photographer |
Badisches Landesmuseum |
Permission ( Reusing this file) |
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