MI ANDER

In 1846 Richard Wagner and his wife Minna spended the summer at the "Schäfersches Gut" in the village of Graupa, nearby Dresden. During their stay he wrote the composition-sketch for his opera Lohengrin. So this farmers house later on was called Lohengrin House. In our days it is a museum, with two historic Wagner rooms, a mediathek and a recidency appartment, where I lived and worked during this half year. Listing to Wagner music (and nothing else), drawing (without listening anything), reading, writing and sculpturing. I passed there a beautiful time, far enough away from town and diversion, going for long walks in this great nature around the village. It was calm there, I worked hard and I enjoyed it a lot.