File:Tosca (1899).jpg

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English: The title page of the first edition of the piano score to Puccini's opera Tosca, published by G. Ricordi

Čeština: Titulní strana prvního vydání klavírního výtahu k Pucciniho opeře Tosca, vydání G. Ricordi

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1899

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http://www.studioesseci.net/mostra.php?IDmostra=62

Author



Alternative names	Adolfo Hohenstein, Enrico Hohenstein
Description	German painter, illustrator and costume designer
Date of birth/death	18 March 1854	12 April 1928 / 13 April 1928
Location of birth/death	Saint Petersburg	Bonn
Work location	Milan; Düsseldorf; Bonn; Essen; Vienna; Chennai; Paris
Authority file	: Q76185 VIAF: 7657063 ISNI: 0000000037292976 ULAN: 500026353 LCCN: n2003045589 GND: 124996027 WorldCat

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