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English: Amalia Materna, the first Bayreuth Brünnhilde with Cocotte, the first Bayreuth Grane.

Date

August 1876

Source

http://www.isoldes-liebestod.info/Isolden_ohne_Liebestod/Materna_Amalia.htm. Publicity photo for first production of Der Ring Des Nibelungen in 1876-08-??.

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Description	German photographer and inventor
Date of birth/death	5 March 1825	5 May 1886
Location of birth/death	Munich	Munich
Work period	1850-1857: Augsburg 1857-: Hoffotograf des bayerischen Königshauses in München
Work location	Augsburg, Munich
Authority control	WorldCat

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