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Paul Lehmann-Brauns - Kurfürstendamm in Berlin (ca. 1950)

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Here a picture of Melanie Kurt as Isolde.

 Born on January 8th 1880 in Vienna, Melanie Kurt studied piano before her voice was discovered. Her singing teachers were Fanny Müller and Mari Lehmann, famous sister of the even more famous Lilli, Lehmann. In 1902 Kurt gave her debut as E1isabeth in "Tannhäuser" at the Stadttheater in Lübeck. In 1905 she moved on to Braunschweig and in 1908 arrived at the Berlin Court Opera. She became known internationally through her guest appearances at the London Covent Garden Opera as Sieglinde, in 1910 and later performances in Budapest, Dresden, Munich and several Italian Opera Houses. At the Salzburg Festival she sang together with Hermine Kittel and Lilli Lehmann the Three Ladies in "Die Zauberflöte". In 1913 she joined the ensemble of the just opened Deutsche Opernhaus Berlin, where she concentrated on dramatic roles: she was Berlin's first Kundry at the premiere at the Deutsches Opernhaus on January 1st 1914. Her contract with the Metropolitan Opera in 1915 can be considered the high point of the soprano's career. During those three years in New York she not only sang the dramatic Wagner-roles, but also mezzo roles, such as Fricka in "Rheingold", she was Amelia in "Un Ballo in Maschera" (with Enrico Caruso and Pasquale Amato), Marschallin in "Rosenkavalier", Iphigenie, Santuzza, Leonore ("Fidelio") and Pamina (in a cast which included Carl Braun and Frieda Hempel and saw as Tamino either Johannes Sembach, Jacques Urlus or Otto Goritz). In the programs of her MET concerts she also tried to include less familiar arias, such as the then only rarely performed Rezia aria from "Oberon" or Johanna's aria from the opera by Tschaikovsy. After the 1916/17 season most German singers, especially if they had focused their repertory on Wagner opera, left the MET: together with Margarete Arndt-Ober, Ernestine Schumann Heink, Johanna Gadski, Carl Braun, Otto Goritz, Johannes Sembach, Hermann Weiland Jacques Urlus Melanie Kurt left the United States in 1917. Kurt's last performance at the MET as Brünnhilde on March 28th 1917 (with Urlus, Braun, Reiss and Arndt-Ober) was at the same time the last "Siegfried" until 1923. After her return to Europe Melanie Kurt accepted no more long-term engagements but gave guest performances, especially in her much acclaimed Wagner roles, at all major European stages. She was the first Brünnhilde in "Siegfried" at the Waldoper Zoppot when the Festival was opened in 1922. The performance was conducted by the young Hans Knappertsbusch and the cast included Fritz Vogelstrom, Heinrich Knote, Werner Engel, Waldemar Henke, Desider Zador and Margarete Arndt-Ober. After having ended her singing career Melanie Kurt lived in Berlin and later in Vienna where she was active as a singing teacher. After the annexion of Austria by the Third Reich in 1938 she was able to leave her home country in time and emigrated to the United States where she died in New York on March 11th 1941.

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stralsund, germany

painter: Paul Lehmann-Brauns (1885 - 1970)

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Brazilian surnames — part iii

List of surnames to inspire your Brazilian characters. These surnames are common in Brazil and have German heritage, stemming from ancestry and immigration (source one, two, three, and four).

More names!

Letter A to D

Albrecht

Bauer

Baumann

Baumbach

Becker / Bäcker / Baecker

Berger / Berg

Bohn

Borges

Brand / Brandt / Brant

Braun

Diehl

Letter F to J

Finkler

Fischer

Freitas

Friedrich

Georgi

Gräf

Gruber

Günther

Hahn

Hartmann

Hermann / Herrmann / Germano

Hoff

Hoffmann / Hofmann

Huber

Jung

Letter K to L

Klein / Kleyn

Koch

Köhler

Krause / Kraus

Krüger

Kuhn

Küster

Lange / Lang

Lehmann

Lenz

Ludwig

Letter M to R

Mallmann

Maurer

Meyer / Meier / Mayer / Maier

Müller / Muller / Möller

Neumann

Petry

Rech

Richter

Ritter

Rockenbach

Ruschel

Letter S

Schäfer

Schauren

Scherer

Schmidt / Schmitt / Schmitz

Schneider / Xinaider

Schubert

Schulz / Scholz / Schulze

Schumacher

Schuster / Schuhmacher / Schubert / Sauter

Sebastiany

Sperb

Stein

Stephani

Sulzbach

Letter W to Z

Wagner

Walter

Weber / Wëber / Webber

Werner

Wolf

Zimmer

Zimmermann

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SKIRTS SHOWING AT KUNSTMUSEUM BONN

25.04.2024 – 25.08.2024

Until August 25, the Kunstmuseum Bonn is exhibiting an overview of the new additions to its collection. On display are paintings, photographs and sculptures that provide an insight into the Kunstmuseum’s current collection focuses and developments.

With works by

Natalie Czech, Helmut Dorner, Bogomir Ecker, Robert Elfgen, Gregor Gleiwitz, Vivian Greven, Anna Lehmann-Brauns, C. O. Paeffgen, Stephanie Pech, Thomas Scheibitz, Corinna Schnitt, Clare Strand

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Chez Icke. Die Kneipe – ein paralleles Universum Anna Immagini di quell’universo parallelo che sono i Pub, parte della vita quotidiana e della cultura urbana della città.

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Anna Lehmann-Brauns

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PAUL LEHMANN-BRAUNS

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Subjectively Objective - Observations in the Ordinary

Observations in the Ordinary is a survey of contemporary photography exploring the world around us. Showcasing images from 134 artists, this 140 page hardcover books measures 9.5 x 9.25″ and features a foil stamped cover. Curated by Noah Waldeck. 

With work from: Mitch Fresta, Martin Buday, Peter Nicholson, Leah Frances, Kyler Zeleny, Chris Round, Fred Guillaud, Dino Kužnik, Rob Stephenson, Romain Saccoccio, Arthur Van Erps, Catherine Davis, Mitchell Hurst, Nanó Wallenius & Elias Asselbergh, Xavier Aragonès, William Mark Sommer, Jamie Tilley, Marinos Tsagkarakis, Ray Markham️, Paul Turner, Andrew Turner, Daniel Lebedev, Alexander Dumarey, Dirk Häerle, Ryan Parker, Ron Waite, Emily Najera, Simon Martin, Casey Bennett, Brendon Kahn, Kelvin Bugler, Jan Nijs, Nick Dantzer, Michael Martin, Ivaylo Andreev, Jeroen Bruggenwirth, Emmanual Monzon, Michelle Martins, FeiFan Zhang, Mark Adams, Karl Walsh, Julien Legrand, Lucy Seaton, Lars Ekberg, Benjamin Ramsey, Ben McCann, Jack Garland, Mathieu Houde, Nicholas Gaffney, Nick Zukauskas, Maxwell LaBelle, Simon Byrne️, Arnaud Teicher, Mériol Lehmann, Giona Bridler, Jeannette Kuhn, Kyle McDougall, Nathanial Schmidt, Akos Major, Markham Tuck, Matt Peers, Maciej Leszczynski, Sam Heaney, Ian Baguskas, Mark Griffiths, Maëlle Collin, Vincenzo Pagliuca, Aaron Missling, Mike Bodall, Nicolas Bowen, Joshua Oldfield, Julian Reid, Julien Hairault, Kimberly Maruska️, Brant Slomovic, Yorgos Efthymiadis, Julie Meresse, Ezra Fike, Hong-An Tran, Alnis Stakle, Zisis Kardianos, Travis Shaffer, Franck Doussot, Paul Sisson, JW Lawson, Fred Mitchell, Mathieu Lion, Peter Ydeen, Daniel King, Alana Celii, Alessandro Zanoni, Andy Feltham, Lucy Krebsbach, Maurice Lye, Sam Stockman, Guillaume Tomasi, Marco Kneise, Marcela Gómez, Samuel James Pierce, Marcos Zegers, Matthias Jung, Sean Wysong, Ivan Echevarria, Gleb Simonov, Cody Schlabaugh, Samantha Shroyer, Taylor Rhoads, Jeff Downer, Brad Ziegler, Cam Bartkus, Sem Langendijk, Steve Koss, Kristen Bartley, Ioanna Sakellaraki, Lisa Gidley, Glendon McGowan, Joseph Ritchie, Levi Mandel, Kristin Kirkley, Stanley Bloom, Lewis Ableidinger, Lawrence Braun, Leonardo Magrelli, Olivier Pirard, Richard Lakos, Matthew Portch, Sebastian Rogowski, Ben Davies, John Sanderson, Noah Waldeck, Joel Jimenez, Dave Jordano, Will Cox & Daniel George

It is awesome to be included in this book. Thank you Subjectively Objective. 

Grab a coppy for $50 at the link below

https://subjectivelyobjective.com/product/observations-in-the-ordinary/

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Today is the last day to see Editions 2022 at @tacitgalleries. For ten years Keith and Tim have been supporting and exhibiting Victorian printmaking in their Collingwood galleries. Congratulations for your amazing work, and here’s to the next ten years as well! Posted @withregram • @tacitgalleries EDITIONS Print Prize. ⁠ Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Editions, our annual printmaking exhibition, with a difference. Exhibition runs until 28 May. ⁠ ⁠ Image: Damon Kowarsky⁠ ⁠ WINNERS:⁠ Judges found it too hard to make the prize a winner for one person to PAULA MCLOUGHLIN and LAURA Osborne shared the $5,000 prize.⁠ CURATORS PRIZE was awarded to Kevin Foley, a 3 week solo exhibition at Tacit later in 2022.⁠ ⁠ Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Editions, our annual printmaking exhibition, with a difference. Exhibition runs until 28 May. ⁠ ⁠ FINALISTS.⁠ Maria Barbaro, Kate Belvedere, Taziana Borghese, Helen Braun, Loris Button, Elizabeth Colbert, Warren Cooke, Fiona Davey, Lana De Jager, Clive Dickson, Louise Donovan, Sharman Feinberg, Kevin Foley, Stuart Gluth, Jackie Gorring, Jodi Heffernan, Jasmin Isobe, Marketa Kemp, Damon Kowarsky, Chris Lawry, Wendy Leason, Helen Lehmann, Dianne Longley, Priscilla Manthey, David McBurney, Paula McLoughlin, Laura Osborne, Jan Palethorpe, James Pasakos, Jim Pavlidis, Cat Poljski, Nada Poljski, Lisa Sewards, Jennifer Smyth, Kate Stewart, Ali Stoner, Kieran Stopp, Jen Tarry-Smith, Susan Wald, Michael Wedd⁠ ⁠ JUDGES: Silvi Glattauer, Keith Lawrence, Thornton Walker⁠ ⁠ Point of difference from other prizes - we're looking for up to 3 works per artist to be exhibited.⁠ ⁠ See tacitart.com.au for details⁠ ⁠ #art #contemporaryart #artofinstagram #printofinstagram #print #etching #printmaking #melbourneprintmakers #artprize #artprizeaustralia #editionsprintprize #melbourneartists #australianartprizes #melbourneartsupplies #artinmelbourne #printcouncilofaustralia #artjournal #artcollector #melbournegallery #cityofyarra @damonkowarsky (at Tacit Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeFHTkahYs5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Leonore Helene Wildbrunn (born Helene Wehrenfennig; 8 April 1882 – 10 April 1972) was an Austrian operatic soprano. She was a celebrated Wagnerian singer, possessing a wide vocal range and dramatic creativity and fine sense of style. She made her debut in 1907 at the Stadttheater Dortmund as a contralto and mezzo-soprano. She performed at the Stuttgart Court Opera from 1914 to 1918, the Berlin State Opera from 1919 to 1925, the Städtische Oper Berlin from 1925 to 1932, and the Vienna State Opera from 1919 until 1932. From 1932 to 1950, she only appeared as a concert singer, and taught at the Vienna Music Academy as a professor. She studied in Vienna at the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde Conservatory under Rosa Papier-Paumgartner, who had earlier taught Anna Bahr-Mildenburg and Lucie Weidt. She was initially a contralto, but had a wide vocal range. She made her debut in 1907 at the Stadttheater Dortmund as an alto and mezzo-soprano. At the Dortmund theatre, she performed 23 different roles in one season, and in the 1913 season appeared as Waltraute, Erda and Fricka in Wagner's Ring and as Brangäne in his Tristan und Isolde.   Shortly afterwards, they moved to Stuttgart, where she became a member of the Stuttgart Court Opera. Here she developed to a soprano, performing the roles of Rezia, Amelia, Leonore, Brünnhilde in Siegfried and Götterdämmerung, Valentine in Les Huguenots, Kundry and the Marschallin. From 1919 to 1925 she performed at the Berlin State Opera, from 1925 to 1932 at the Städtische Oper Berlin, and from 1919 until 1932 at the Vienna State Opera. During this time she was invited to opera houses in the world, including the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, by an invitation of Felix Weingartner. At La Scala in Milan she appeared as Kundry and Brünnhilde, alongside Lotte Lehmann, Walter Kirchhoff [Wikidata], Emil Schipper [Wikidata] and Carl Braun.Isolde is regarded as her greatest role.From 1932 to 1950, she appeared as a concert singer, and was a professor at the Vienna Music Academy. Wildbrunn possessed a wide vocal range, with dark colours and dramatic creativity in her voice.

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Das Wintervarieté in der Konzertscheune Calden

Meister der visuellen Comedy: Fabien Kachev | Foto: Fabien Kachev Im beschaulichen Ortsteil Ehrsten liegt die Konzertscheune Calden von Berthold Braun. Einmal mehr wird sie in diesem Winter Schauplatz des Wintervarietés, das in den letzten Jahren tausende Besucher nach Ehrsten gelockt hat. Für die Aufführungen, die vom 28.11. bis 31.12 laufen, hat Braun wieder einmal ein Aufgebot an Künstlern mit großen Namen rekrutiert. Schauen wir doch mal, wer alles kommt: Moderator: Alexander Lehmann Der Nürnberger Zauberer Alexander Lehmann steht für magische, witzige und erstaunliche Momente die noch lange in Erinnerung bleiben. Sein Entertainment ist immer kunstvoll durchdacht und sein Humor sympathisch und clever. Er liebt die Zauberkunst und interpretiert diese auf einzigartige Weise neu. Alexander Lehmann steht für Veranstaltungen die überraschen und einen neuen Wind in die Zauberszene bringen. Visuelle Comedy: Fabien Kachev Fabien Kachev ist Frankreichs gekrönter König seines Fachs; wortlos, nur mit Stimme, Gestik und Mimik erzählt er dreidimensionale Comics, die in sich so perfekt und schlüssig wirken, daß sie in ihrer Intensität kaum zu steigern sind. In seinen Miniaturen zieht Kachev dabei über so ziemlich alles und jeden her. Und das nicht immer durch moralisch einwandfreie Gesten. Doch niemand würde sich dadurch je gestört fühlen, im Gegenteil, man sucht sich selbst in diesen Figuren und findet sich auch tatsächlich wieder; etwa in dem Typen, der wütend am Lenkrad sitzt und dabei vollendet debil eine rote Ampel anmeckert. Hula Hoop/Kontorsion: Svetlana Belova In ihrer Darbietung wird eine uralte Circuskunst wieder zum Leben erweckt, die Kontorsion. Gummigleich und hinreißend schön wiegt sich Svetlana Belova einem Seestern gleich in sanften Wellen zur Musik. Lupenreine Kontorsion mit equilibristischen Elementen, unterstützt durch eine fabelhafte Choreographie nimmt ihren Lauf. Diesem Zauber kann sich niemand entziehen. Trapez/Hand auf Hand: Carina & Leonid Die Trapeznummer erzählt von einem ständigen Zwiespalt zwischen Nähe und Distanz, zwischen Vertrauen und Zweifel, den das Publikum durch ein rasantes Wechselspiel von schwungvollen Passagen und Momenten der Ruhe unmittelbar miterlebt. In ihrer Hand-to-Hand Darbietung präsentieren Carina und Leonid elegante Equilibristik und halten dabei zur verträumten Musik von Elmore stets die Balance. Diabolo: Gregoriy Lovygin Geboren und als Artist ausgebildet in der Ukraine, lebt Gregoriy Lovygin inzwischen in Dänemark wo er schon in vielen Zirkussen arbeitet. Ein Vollprofi (nicht nur) am Diabolo mit einer spannenden und temporeichen Darbietung. » Ticketlink für das Caldener Wintervarieté

Donnerstag 28. November 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Freitag 29. November 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Samstag 30. November 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Donnerstag 05. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Freitag 06. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Samstag 07. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Sonntag 08. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 14:30 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Sonntag 08. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 19:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Donnerstag 12. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Freitag 13. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Samstag 14. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Sonntag 15. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 19:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Donnerstag 19. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Freitag 20. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete

Samstag 21. Dezember 2019 Winter Varieté 2019 • Alexander Lehmann, Fabien Kachev, Svetlana Belova, Carina & Leonid, Gregoriy Lovygin 20:00 Calden, Hessen Konzertscheune  Typ: Variete   Read the full article

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Observations in the Ordinary is a survey of contemporary photography exploring the world around us. Showcasing images from 134 artists, this 140 page hardcover books measures 9.5 x 9.25″ and features a foil stamped cover. Curated by Noah Waldeck. With work from:

Mitch Fresta, Martin Buday, Peter Nicholson, Leah Frances, Kyler Zeleny, Chris Round, Fred Guillaud, Dino Kuznik, Rob Stephenson, Romain Saccoccio, Arthur Van Erps, Catherine Davis, Mitchell Hurst, Nano Wallenius & Elias Asselbergh, Xavier Aragonès, William Mark Sommer, Jamie Tilley, Marinos Tsagkarakis, Ray Markham️, Paul Turner, Andrew Turner, Daniel Lebedev, Alexander Dumarey, Dirk Haerle, Ryan Parker, Ron Waite, Emily Najera, Simon Martin, Casey Bennett, Brendon Kahn, Kelvin Bugler, Jan Nijs, Nick Dantzer, Michael Martin, Ivaylo Andreev, Jeroen Bruggenwirth, Emmanual Monzon, Michelle Martins, FeiFan Zhang, Mark Adams, Karl Walsh, Julien Legrand, Lucy Seaton, Lars Ekberg, Benjamin Ramsey, Ben McCann, Jack Garland, Mathieu Houde, Nicholas Gaffney, Nick Zukauskas, Maxwell LaBelle, Simon Byrne️, Arnaud Teicher, Meriol Lehmann, Giona Bridler, Jeannette Kuhn, Kyle McDougall, Nathanial Schmidt, Akos Major, Markham Tuck, Matt Peers, Maciej Leszczynski, Sam Heaney, Ian Baguskas, Mark Griffiths, Maëlle Collin, Vincenzo Pagliuca, Aaron Missling, Mike Bodall, Nicolas Bowen, Joshua Oldfield, Julian Reid, Julien Hairault, Kimberly Maruska️, Brant Slomovic, Yorgos Efthymiadis, Julie Meresse, Ezra Fike, Hong-An Tran, Alnis Stakle, Zisis Kardianos, Travis Shaffer, Franck Doussot, Paul Sisson, JW Lawson, Fred Mitchell, Mathieu Lion, Peter Ydeen, Daniel King, Alana Celii, Alessandro Zanoni, Andy Feltham, Lucy Krebsbach, Maurice Lye, Sam Stockman, Guillaume Tomasi, Marco Kneise, Marcela Gómez, Samuel James Pierce, Marcos Zegers, Matthias Jung, Sean Wysong, Ivan Echevarria, Gleb Simonov, Cody Schlabaugh, Samantha Shroyer, Taylor Rhoads, Jeff Downer, Brad Ziegler, Cam Bartkus, Sem Langendijk, Steve Koss, Kristen Bartley, Ioanna Sakellaraki, Lisa Gidley, Glendon McGowan, Joseph Ritchie, Levi Mandel, Kristin Kirkley, Stanley Bloom, Lewis Ableidinger, Lawrence Braun, Leonardo Magrelli, Olivier Pirard, Richard Lakos, Matthew Portch, Sebastian Rogowski, Ben Davies, John Sanderson, Noah Waldeck, Joel Jimenez, Dave Jordano, Will Cox & Daniel George

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Wir gratulieren Anna Lehmann-Brauns zu Ihrer Ausstellung "Letzter Vorhang"

Die Vernissage finden am 23. Mai 18.30Uhr statt und die Ausstellung dauert vom 24. Mai bis am 6. Juli. Galerie 94 GmbH Burggerstrasse 37 5400 Baden

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Anna Lehmann-Brauns