Calotype of Johannes Brahms taken about 1855Hanfstaengl, Erwin. “Portrait of Johannes Brahms”. Albumen print, between 1852 and1877. Paris, Musée Carnavalet.Photograph of Johannes Brahms in 1889 – C. Brasch, BerlinRudolph Krziwanek – Johann Strauss and Johannes Brahms in Ischl, 1894Group photograph (including Brahms), May 1896, at annual Whitsuntide music weekend among the von Beckerath and von der Leyen families, Hagerhof estate near HonnefAutograph (Fragment) of Johannes Brahms: Wechsellied zum Tanze (op. 31, 1)Manuscript of Capriccio, Op. 76, no. 1. Music Deposit 17 – Gilmore Music Library, Yale UniversityJohannes Brahms, Ein deutsches Requiem, Op. 45, piano arrangement (2 hands), engraver’s copy, p. 69/124Johannes Brahms, Violin Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 78, album leaf with partial autograph, front sideMax Klinger, Brahmsphantasie (Bewegt doch nicht zu sehr), 1894Brahms on his way to the “Roter Igel,” by Otto BöhlerBrahmshaus Baden-Baden, watercolor by Josef Eisinger, June 1999The Brahmshaus in Baden-BadenJohannes Brahms monument in ViennaGranite relief sculpture of Brahms in old age by Thomas Darboven, 1981Plaster cast of a relief bust of Brahms by Maria Fellinger, c 1899Bronze statue of composer Johannes Brahms by Claus Görtz in Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.Memorial plaque at the last residence of Johannes Brahms, in Vienna, Karlsgasse 4; today part of the main building of the TU Wien Karlsgasse 2–10À Johannes Brahms. Print by Henri Fantin-Latour, 1921