File:A Roman Emperor AD41 detail.jpg

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Summary

Artist



Alternative names	Lawrence Alma Tadema, Lourens Alma Tadema, Laurens Alma Tadema
Description	Dutch-British painter, draughtsman, etcher and illustrator
Date of birth/death	8 January 1836	25 June 1912
Location of birth/death	Dronrijp	Wiesbaden
Work period	1851-1912
Work location	Antwerp (1852-1865), Leeuwarden (1855), Cologne (1861), Pompeii (1863-1864), Paris (1864), Brussels (1865-1870), London (1868, 1870-1912), Egypt (1902-1903)
Authority control	WorldCat

Description

Detail from the painting A Roman Emperor 41AD by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

Date

1871

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

174.2 × 83.8 cm (68.6 × 33 in)

Current location

Private collection

Source/Photographer

Art Renewal Centre image

Licensing

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