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Christian Wagner with his award for Best Screenplay for "Stille Sehnsucht - Warchild" at the Festival des Films du Monde de Montréal 2006
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Christian Wagner with his award for Best Screenplay for "Stille Sehnsucht - Warchild" at the Festival des Films du Monde de Montréal 2006.
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Fantin-Latour, Henri: Meeting of Walter von Stolzing with Eva (from Richard Wagner’s opera “Mastersinger,” 1st act; Stolzing carries away Wagner’s features). From a cycle of 14 lithographs to Richard Wagner, Paris before 1886; 23 x 15 cm. Berlin: copper e
Fantin-Latour, Henri: Meeting of Walter von Stolzing with Eva (from Richard Wagner’s opera “Mastersinger,” 1st act; Stolzing carries away Wagner’s features). From a cycle of 14 lithographs to Richard Wagner, Paris before 1886; 23 x 15 cm. Berlin: copper e
Fantin-Latour, Henri: Meeting of Walter von Stolzing with Eva (from Richard Wagner’s opera “Mastersinger,” 1st act; Stolzing carries away Wagner’s features). From a cycle of 14 lit...
Guhr, Richard: Monument stele for Richard Wagner at the swan pond Graupa. Bronze bowl on sandstone, 1933 (cast in original size from the head of the Wagner figure, Richard-Wagner monument in Liebethaler background). Graupa, Tchaikovsky Square
Guhr, Richard: Monument stele for Richard Wagner at the swan pond Graupa. Bronze bowl on sandstone, 1933 (cast in original size from the head of the Wagner figure, Richard-Wagner monument in Liebethaler background). Graupa, Tchaikovsky Square
Guhr, Richard: Monument stele for Richard Wagner at the swan pond Graupa. Bronze bowl on sandstone, 1933 (cast in original size from the head of the Wagner figure, Richard-Wagner m...
Portrait of singer Minna Wagner (Ueberhorst-Wagner)
Portrait of singer Minna Wagner (Ueberhorst-Wagner)
ATTENTION: The inscription on the frame (tw. handschr.) “Richard Wagner marries Minna Planer” in 1836 is “false,” since the person depicted is NOT Richard Wagner’s wife, but the si...
Eberlein, Gustav Heinrich: Memorial to Richard Wagner (1813-1883; composer, conductor), 1901-1903. Marble. Seated figure Richard Wagner (2.7 m; underview) on base, next to figures Brünhild with Siegfried and Wolfram von Eschenbach with Gothic harp. Berlin
Eberlein, Gustav Heinrich: Memorial to Richard Wagner (1813-1883; composer, conductor), 1901-1903. Marble. Seated figure Richard Wagner (2.7 m; underview) on base, next to figures Brünhild with Siegfried and Wolfram von Eschenbach with Gothic harp. Berlin
Eberlein, Gustav Heinrich: Memorial to Richard Wagner (1813-1883; composer, conductor), 1901-1903. Marble. Seated figure Richard Wagner (2.7 m; underview) on base, next to figures ...
Johanna Wagner as Elisabeth in Richard Wagner’s “Tannhäuser”
Johanna Wagner as Elisabeth in Richard Wagner’s “Tannhäuser”
Johanna Wagner as Elisabeth in Richard Wagner’s “Tannhäuser” for the premiere in 1845. Lithography; 14 x 13 cm. Dresden: copper engraving cabinet A 14376...
Joseph Tichatschek as Rienzi and Henriette Kriete-Wüst as Adriano in Richard Wagner’s “Rienzi,” final 3rd act. Hoftheater Dresden, about 1843 (premiere October 20, 1842). Watercolour of E. P. Leyser after drawing of E. Laddey; 40 x 34 cm (without frame).
Joseph Tichatschek as Rienzi and Henriette Kriete-Wüst as Adriano in Richard Wagner’s “Rienzi,” final 3rd act. Hoftheater Dresden, about 1843 (premiere October 20, 1842). Watercolour of E. P. Leyser after drawing of E. Laddey; 40 x 34 cm (without frame).
Joseph Tichatschek as Rienzi and Henriette Kriete-Wüst as Adriano in Richard Wagner’s “Rienzi,” final 3rd act. Hoftheater Dresden, about 1843 (premiere October 20, 1842). Watercolo...
Punitio Tirannorum, from "Allegories of the Christian Faith, from Christian and Profane Allegories"
Punitio Tirannorum, from "Allegories of the Christian Faith, from Christian and Profane Allegories"
Engraving, Allegories of the Christian Faith from Christian and Profane Allegories...