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The Nibulengen [sic] by Wagner, scenes of the Walkyries: Siegmund and Sieglinde; Wotan and Brunehilde/drawings by M. Ferdinandus, after photographs by M. J. Albert, in Munich; Coste [sig.]
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Title: The Nibulengen [sic] by Wagner, scenes of the Walkyries: Siegmund and Sieglinde; Wotan and Brunehilde/drawings by M. Ferdinandus, after photographs by M. J. Albert, in Munich; Coste [sig.]
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