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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
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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
Title: 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
Description:
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.
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