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The Nibelungen end. Copper engraving by T. Langer 1853 after drawing by J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld 1851; 427 x 580 mm leaf size. Dresden: SLUB Mscr.Dresd.w.69.9 in folder 3, board 21 (estate Schnorr)
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The Nibelungen end. Copper engraving by T. Langer 1853 after drawing by J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld 1851; 427 x 580 mm leaf size. Dresden: SLUB Mscr.Dresd.w.69.9 in folder 3, board 21 (estate Schnorr)
Title: The Nibelungen end. Copper engraving by T. Langer 1853 after drawing by J. Schnorr von Carolsfeld 1851; 427 x 580 mm leaf size. Dresden: SLUB Mscr.Dresd.w.69.9 in folder 3, board 21 (estate Schnorr)
Description:
The Nibelungen end.
Copper engraving by T.
Langer 1853 after drawing by J.
Schnorr von Carolsfeld 1851; 427 x 580 mm leaf size.
Dresden: SLUB Mscr.
Dresd.
w.
69.
9 in folder 3, board 21 (estate Schnorr).
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