File:Franz Abt Denkmal Braunschweig 1891 col.jpg
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English: Photography, reproduced as colorized postcard No. 491, published by Zedler & Vogel.
Monument of composer and kapellmeister Franz Abt in Brunswick, dedicated July 13, 1891; melted down for its material to support the war machine during WW II. Design by Carl Friedrich Echtermeier (* 1845; † 1910), cast by Hermann Heinrich Howaldt (*1841; †1891). The swallows on the monument’s base are reminiscent of a well-known song composed by Franz Abt: When the Swallows Homeward Fly.Deutsch: Fotografie, reproduziert als kolorierte Postkarte Nr. 491 von Zedler & Vogel.
Denkmal für den Komponisten und Kapellmeister Franz Abt in Braunschweig, eingeweiht am 13. Juli 1891; während des Zweiten Weltkriegs zu Kriegszwecken eingeschmolzen. Entwurf: Carl Friedrich Echtermeier (* 1845; † 1910), Ausführung: Hermann Heinrich Howaldt (*1841; †1891). Die Schwalben am Sockel des Denkmals erinnern an ein bekanntes von Franz Abt komponiertes Lied: Wenn die Schwalben heimwärts zieh´n. |
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| Source | Scan der Ansichtskarte Nr. 491, Bearbeitung mit Gimp 2.10: Werner Wiese |
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| 20:54, 30 January 2019 |  | 2,111 × 3,260 (3.06 MB) | Steppengras (talk | contribs) | {{Information |description ={{en|1=Photography, reproduced as colorized postcard No. 491, published by Zedler & Vogel, electronically enhanced with Gimp 2.10 by Werner Wiese. Monument of composer and kapellmeister Franz Abt in Brunswick, dedicated July 13, 1891; melted down for its material to support the war machine during WW II. Design by Carl Friedrich Echtermeier (* 1845; † 1910), cast by Hermann Heinrich Howaldt (*1841; †1891). The swallows on the monument’s base are reminiscent of... |
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