File:Amalia Carneri in Wagnerian costume, in a painting made by her husband, Heinrich Pollak, in Vienna in 1909.jpg
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English: Tinted photograph of a painting of Amalia Carneri in full Wagnerian costume, with spear and shield, painted by her husband, Heinrich Pollak, in Vienna in 1909. |
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| Source | The head and shoulders portrait of the lady with the large hat is taken from a program for the 500th performance of Walzertraum in Vienna, Austria on May 19, 1908. |
| Author | The full body portrait in color of the lady with the shield and spear is a photograph of a painting by Heinrich Pollak in 1909 in Vienna. I have been given permission to use this by Nancy Polk, the granddaughter of both the subject and the painter/photographer. |
Vienna, Austria
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| current | 20:12, 12 March 2016 | | 907 × 1,418 (285 KB) | Strawinthewind | User created page with UploadWizard |
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