#Rhinemaidens

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The Rhinemaidens by Gaston Bussière (1906)

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Hermann Hendrich (1854-1931), 'The Rhine Daughters', ''The Etude'', Vol. 47, #12, Dec. 1929 Source

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Siegfried and the Rhinemaidens by Hans Zatzka

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Götterdämmerung - Siegfried and the Rhinemaidens by Henri Fantin-Latour

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Franz Stassen - Illustration for Wagner’s ‘Der Ring Des Nibelungen’ (The Nibelung's ring), 1914.

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Alexander Rothaug- Hagen sinks the hoard

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Marvel celebrated the 300th Issue of Thor with a cover date of October 1980. The issue introduced the Council of God-Heads (Buluku, Ulgen, Ukko, Manitou, Nuada, Kane, Viracocha, Izanagi, Okonorote, Tomazooma - already existed in the MU, Vishnu, Yu Huang, Anu, Ammon Ra, Tezcatlipoca, Itzamna, Buddha, Zues - already existed in the MU, Svarog), Young Gods (Brightsword - already in MU, Caduceus, Calculus, Daydreamer, Genii- already in MU, Harvest - already in MU, Highnote, Mindsinger, Moonstalker, Sea Witch, Splice, Varua) and the races Akua, Apu, Amatsu-Kami, Daevas, Xian, Teteoh, Ahua, and Dievas. They were introduced to the Marvel Universe by Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio, and Keith Pollard. ("Twilight of the Gods", Thor #300, Marvel Comic Event)

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'Alberich and the Rhinemaidens'. Luc-Olivier Merson. 1885.

[cmonbartender]

Das Rheingold (1910) - Arthur Rackham

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[honoringthor]

According to Wikipedia their names are Woglinde, wellgunda, flosshilde

The Rhinemaidens by Ferdinand Leeke (1913)

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The Rhinemaidens (1906)

Gaston Bussière

[rabbuy6]

Occasionally find a gem in the new release section at Presto Music. The basketball is a nice touch, but still waiting for a production where The Man ruthlessly burns down Valhalla Heights, killing D'Sigfree and Brünnquesha.

[illustratus]

Siegfried and the Rhinemaidens by Hans Zatzka

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Koloman Moser - Woglinde (name of one of the Rhinemaidens), Calendar Page from Ver Sacrum No.1, circa 1901.

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Ferdinand Leeke - The Rhinemaidens, 1913