Zurich’s ‘Villa Rienzi’: A Newly Discovered Picture of Wagner’s Lakeside Home
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2024
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Article
Language
English
Abstract
Wagner's home in Zurich from 1850 to 1851, the Abendstern, nicknamed by him and his friends the 'Villa Rienzi' has long been something of a mystery and was believed to have been torn down in the later 19th century. Only now has a contemporary painting been discovered that reveals a remarkable similarity between the Abendstern and Wagner's later house in Tribschen, suggesting that the latter was perhaps chosen in part because it reminded him of the former. It transpires that the Abendstern was renovated several times, but was only torn down in 1962.
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M Music
ML Literature of music
NA Architecture
ND Painting
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The Wagner Journal
ISSN
1755-0173
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Volume
18
Issue
2
Publisher
The Wagner Journal
Submitter
Walton, Christopher
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Walton, C. (2024). Zurich’s ‘Villa Rienzi’: A Newly Discovered Picture of Wagner’s Lakeside Home. In The Wagner Journal (Vol. 18, Issue 2, pp. 48–60). The Wagner Journal. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.22466
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