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T206 Honus Wagner         
  • 1909 T206 Honus Wagner Baseball Card with PSA grade EX 5-MC
  • Cabinet photo by Carl Horner (c. 1902) used for the Wagner T206 card
BASEBALL CARD ISSUED 1909–1911
The T206 Honus Wagner; T206 Honus Wagner baseball card; The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card; T-206 Honus Wagner; Honus Wagner baseball card
The T206 Honus Wagner baseball card depicts the Pittsburgh Pirates' Honus Wagner, known as "The Flying Dutchman,” a dead-ball era baseball player who is widely considered to be one of the best players of all time. The card was designed and issued by the American Tobacco Company (ATC) from 1909 to 1911 as part of its T206 series.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T206_Honus_Wagner
Richard Wagner         
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  • alt=Six bars of music are written across 19 pre-printed staves. The page is headed "Overture". Below the heading to the right is Wagner's name. The tempo indication is ''allegro con brio''. Several lines are written diagonally in lighter handwriting.
  • The [[Bayreuth Festspielhaus]]: [[photochrom]] print of c. 1895
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  • alt=A cartoon showing a misshapen figure of a man with a tiny body below a head with prominent nose and chin standing on the lobe of a human ear. The figure is hammering the sharp end of a crochet symbol into the inner part of the ear and blood pours out.
  • alt=A balding white man aged about 40 with a moustache
  • alt=A three-quarter length portrait of a young white woman in the open air. She wears a shawl over an elaborate long-sleeved dress that exposes her shoulders and has a hat on over her centrally parted dark hair.
  • alt=The head and upper torso of a young white woman with dark hair done in an elaborate style. She wears a small hat, a cloak and dress that expose her shoulders and pearl earrings. On her left hand that holds the edge of the cloak, two rings are visible.
  • alt=A moustachioed man in his late thirties looks to the left of the photo. His head rests on his far hand.
  • Gustav Mahler in 1907, by [[Moritz Nähr]]
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  • Warrant for the arrest of Richard Wagner, issued on 16 May 1849
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  • alt=Musical notation showing a theme in F and in 6/8 time on a treble clef.
  • alt=A building with four main storeys with an open shop to one side of an arched entrance and garret windows in the roof. A sculpted figure of an animal is above the arch.
  • alt=A cartoon figure holding a baton, stands next to a music stand in front of some musicians. The figure has a large nose and prominent forehead. His sideburns turn into a wispy beard under his chin.
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GERMAN COMPOSER (1813–1883)
Ricard Wagner; Wagnerian; W. Richard Wagner; Wagner's; Wilhelm Richard Wagner; Wagner; Richard Wagnerr; W. R. Wagner; R Wagner; R.Wagner; Wagnerian opera; Wagner, Richard; Richard Wagner's; Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883
Wilhelm Richard Wagner ( ; ; 22 May 181313 February 1883) was a German composer, theatre director, polemicist, and conductor who is chiefly known for his operas (or, as some of his mature works were later known, "music dramas"). Unlike most opera composers, Wagner wrote both the libretto and the music for each of his stage works.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner
Wagnerian         
  • alt= A photograph of a bearded white man with male-pattern baldness wearing glasses
  • alt=A young man in a dark military jacket, jodhpurs, long boots, and a voluminous ermine robe. He wears a sword at his side, a sash, a chain and a large star. Mainly hidden by his robe is a throne and behind that is a curtain with a crest with Ludwig's name and title in Latin. To one side a cushion holding a crown sits on a table.
  • alt=Six bars of music are written across 19 pre-printed staves. The page is headed "Overture". Below the heading to the right is Wagner's name. The tempo indication is ''allegro con brio''. Several lines are written diagonally in lighter handwriting.
  • The [[Bayreuth Festspielhaus]]: [[photochrom]] print of c. 1895
  • alt=A couple is shown: On the left is a tall woman of about 30. She wears a voluminous dress and is sitting sideways in an upright chair, facing and looking up into the eyes of the man who is on the right. He is about 60, quite short, balding at the temples. He is dressed in a suit with tailcoat and wears a cravat. He faces and looks down at the woman. His hand rests on the back of the chair.
  • alt=A cartoon showing a misshapen figure of a man with a tiny body below a head with prominent nose and chin standing on the lobe of a human ear. The figure is hammering the sharp end of a crochet symbol into the inner part of the ear and blood pours out.
  • alt=A balding white man aged about 40 with a moustache
  • alt=A three-quarter length portrait of a young white woman in the open air. She wears a shawl over an elaborate long-sleeved dress that exposes her shoulders and has a hat on over her centrally parted dark hair.
  • alt=The head and upper torso of a young white woman with dark hair done in an elaborate style. She wears a small hat, a cloak and dress that expose her shoulders and pearl earrings. On her left hand that holds the edge of the cloak, two rings are visible.
  • alt=A moustachioed man in his late thirties looks to the left of the photo. His head rests on his far hand.
  • Gustav Mahler in 1907, by [[Moritz Nähr]]
  • alt=A photograph of the upper half of a man of about fifty viewed from his front right. He wears a cravat and frock coat. He has long sideburns and his dark hair is receding at the temples.
  • alt=signature written in ink in a flowing script
  • alt=The head and upper body of a young white man with dark hair receding where it is parted on the left. Sideburns run the full length of his face. He wears a cravat and his right hand is tucked between the buttons of his coat.
  • Warrant for the arrest of Richard Wagner, issued on 16 May 1849
  • alt=A youthful [[valkyrie]], wearing armour, cloak and winged helmet and holding a spear, stands with one foot on a rock and looks intently towards the right foreground. In the background are trees and mountains.
  • alt=Musical notation showing a theme in F and in 6/8 time on a treble clef.
  • alt=A building with four main storeys with an open shop to one side of an arched entrance and garret windows in the roof. A sculpted figure of an animal is above the arch.
  • alt=A cartoon figure holding a baton, stands next to a music stand in front of some musicians. The figure has a large nose and prominent forehead. His sideburns turn into a wispy beard under his chin.
  • alt=Several floral tributes are laid on a flat gravestone that is in the middle of a large bed full of low leafy plants. A crazy-paved path passes either side of the bed.
GERMAN COMPOSER (1813–1883)
Ricard Wagner; Wagnerian; W. Richard Wagner; Wagner's; Wilhelm Richard Wagner; Wagner; Richard Wagnerr; W. R. Wagner; R Wagner; R.Wagner; Wagnerian opera; Wagner, Richard; Richard Wagner's; Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883
·add. ·adj Of, pertaining to, or resembling the style of, Richard Wagner, the German musical composer.
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