File:Meyerbeer begas.jpg

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Français : Portrait de Meyerbeer par Karl Begas peint entre le 22 février et juin 1851, et commandé par le roi de Prusse Frédéric Guillaume IV. Le compositeur porte les insignes de l'Ordre pour le Mérite, ainsi que le manuscrit de la marche du couronnement du Prophète. L'original a disparu pendant la seconde guerre mondiale.
English: Portrait of Meyerbeer by Karl Begas, commissioned by King Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia. The composer is wearing the insignia of the Ordre pour le Mérite and holding the manuscript of the Coronation March from Le Prophète (painted 22 Feb.-June 1851). The original has been missing since World War II.
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