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DescriptionBeethoven bust statue by Hagen.jpg |
English: Photograph of bust statue of Ludwig van Beethoven by Hugo Hagen
Français : Photographie du buste de Ludwig Van Beethoven réalisé par Hugo Hagen (1818-1871) et exposé au Beethoven-Hauss Museum de Bonn.
Türkçe: Ludwig van Beethoven'ın büstü
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Photographed 1898 |
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Library of Congress Contrairement à une erreur fréquemment répandue le buste a été réalisé par Hugo Hagen, non pas à partir du masque mortuaire mais, comme de nombreux autres, d'après le masque réalisé en 1812 par Franz Klein pour un buste qu'il devait réaliser ensuite. |
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W.J. Baker (held the expired copyright on the photograph) |
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