Fasciculus:Illustrated London News - Giuseppe Verdi's Attila at Her Majesty's Theatre, London.jpg

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Summarium

Verdi's opera Attila, at Her Majesty's Theatre - The last scene

Artifex

Unidentified engraver
Descriptio	Unidentified, Unspecified, Unattributed, Not provided, Not mentioned, UnknownUnknown or Anonymous 19th-century engraver.

ILN staff

Auctor

The Illustrated London News

Titulus

Verdi's opera Attila, at Her Majesty's Theatre - The last scene

Descriptio

Giuseppe Verdi's Attila at Her Majesty's Theatre, London, from The Illustrated London News of April 15, 1848.

Depicted place

His Majesty's Theatre, London

Datum

15 Aprilis 1848

Source/Photographer

Gallica; originally from the April 15, 1848 issue of The Illustrated London News.^[1]

Other versions

File:Illustrated London News - Giuseppe Verdi's Attila at Her Majesty's Theatre, London.jpg - Restoration (JPEG)
File:Illustrated London News - Giuseppe Verdi's Attila at Her Majesty's Theatre, London.png - Restoration (PNG)
File:Illustrated London News - Giuseppe Verdi's Attila at Her Majesty's Theatre, London - Original.png - Original (PNG)

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Potestas usoris

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Notes

↑ The Illustrated London News website

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	13:15, 23 Iulii 2015	3 842 × 2 628 (7.26 megaocteti)	Adam Cuerden
	08:08, 23 Iulii 2015	3 656 × 2 544 (6.71 megaocteti)	Adam Cuerden	Update mocked up
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