File:Ruiterportret Lodewijk XIV.jpg

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Summary

Artist

René-Antoine Houasse (1645–1710)
Description	French painter
Date of birth/death	1645	1710
Location of birth/death	Paris	Paris
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Equestrian portrait of Louis XIV of France (1638-1715)

Date

second half of 17^th century

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

255 × 200 cm (100.4 × 78.7 in)

Current location

Palace of Versailles

	Native name	Château de Versailles
	Location	Château de Versailles Place d'Armes 78000 Versailles France
	Coordinates	48° 48′ 18.00″ N, 2° 7′ 10.00″ E
	Established	from 1624 until 1790: built 1837: opened to public
	Website	en.chateauversailles.fr
	Authority control	WorldCat

Salon de Mars du Château de Versailles

References

Joconde database: entry 000PE005328

Source/Photographer

Unknown

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