Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler

Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler

Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler

Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler

Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler

Bronze sculptures from the pair, donated in 1615 by Count Johann Casimir von Lynar, "Allegro" and "Andante" "The brass-colored figurines, commissioned by the city of Nuremberg and titled 'Allegro' and 'Andante' by the artist in reference to their location, (...) The Nuremberg Opera House, dating from the turn of the century, underwent interior renovations around 1935. On this occasion, the "Two Female Figures"—a common term—were acquired by the city in 1936. Hanna Cauer received a gold medal for this work at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Lit.: Cat. Int. A. f. Kunst und Technik, Paris, 1937, No. 105; i a b, Vol. 73/1981, Ill.; File of the Nuremberg City History Museums, Pl.O new/old 352, 353 (1936 edition) Quoted from: Elke Masa: The Cauer Sculptor Family in the 19th and 20th Centuries Nine sculptors from four generations - Emil Cauer the Elder, Carl Cauer, Robert Cauer the Elder, Robert Cauer the Younger, Hugo Cauer, Ludwig Cauer, Emil Cauer the Younger, Stanlislaus Cauer, Hanna Cauer GEBR. MANN VERLAG, BERLIN, 1989

See also: Fortuna on the lantern by Philipp Kittler