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Rusalka
- Number of photographs: 6
- Author: František Ortmann
Eva Urbanová (Rusalka)
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- 1819 × 1190 px
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- 300 dpi
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- 1.77 MB
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Eva Urbanová (Rusalka)
- Dimensions:
- 1190 × 1819 px
- Resolution:
- 300 dpi
- Size of file:
- 1.84 MB
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Eva Urbanová (Rusalka)
- Dimensions:
- 1190 × 1819 px
- Resolution:
- 300 dpi
- Size of file:
- 1.68 MB
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Veronika Hajnová (Witch), Eva Urbanová (Rusalka)
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- 1190 × 1819 px
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- 300 dpi
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- 1.79 MB
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2nd act
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- 1819 × 1190 px
- Resolution:
- 300 dpi
- Size of file:
- 1.94 MB
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The Prague State Opera in cooperation with the Slovart publishing house publishes a representative book tracking the history of this significant cultural institution since its opening in 1888 till the end of the 2002/2003 season. The publication called The Prague State Opera – Theatre History in Pictures and Dates is focusing solely on the opera featured at the scene, even though the theatre under various names also served to presentation of drama plays, operettas and ballet. The Prague State opera plans to publish the volumes concentrating on those genres in the next years.
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