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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).
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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). Graupa: Richard Wagner Museum, Inv.-No. 50
Title: 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).
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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).
Graupa: Richard Wagner Museum, Inv.
-No.
50.
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