File:The head of Christ, by Édouard Manet.jpg

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Summary

Édouard Manet: Head of Christ

Artist



Description	French painter, illustrator, lithographer, architectural draftsperson and drawer
Date of birth/death	23 January 1832	30 April 1883
Location of birth/death	former 10th arrondissement of Paris	Paris
Work period	1859 –1882
Work location	Paris; Rio de Janeiro; Florence; Venice; Amsterdam; Haarlem; Zaltbommel
Authority file	: Q40599 VIAF: 97379936 ISNI: 000000012144651X ULAN: 500010363 LCCN: n79043160 NLA: 35961447 WorldCat

Title

Head of Christ

Object type

painting

Genre

religious art

Depicted people

Jesus

Date

1865

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 18.3 in (46.6 cm); width: 15.2 in (38.7 cm)

Collection

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

	Native name	Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
	Location	San Francisco, California, United States of America
	Coordinates	37° 46′ 17.4″ N, 122° 28′ 07.3″ W
	Established	1972 (from previously existing museums)
	Website	famsf.org
	Authority file	: Q1416890 VIAF: 150849489 ISNI: 0000000121847161 ULAN: 500308548 LCCN: n80051191 NLA: 35084547 WorldCat

Current location

Legion of Honor, European Painting, Gallery 17.

Accession number

69.30.131

Place of creation

France

Object history

31 December 1969: given to Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco by Dr. T. Edward and Tullah Hanley, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Credit line

Memorial gift from Dr. T. Edward and Tullah Hanley, Bradford, Pennsylvania

References

http://art.famsf.org/%C3%A9douard-manet/head-christ-6930131

Source/Photographer

Own work

Permission
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