"Carlsruhe Cemetery Maria Bruhn" is on plot 130 which is the grave of Maria Dorothea Sophia Bruhn (nee Pluckhahn) who died 25th June 1891. There are two identical roses on this double grave. The other half of the double grave is plot 143 which is the grave of her husband Johann Friedrich Christian Bruhn who died 8th December 1893.
Similar to 'Devoniensis' in colour but with flatter flower form. 46 petals, long spidery stamens, small pistils, pink stripe/blush on some petals. Borne in clusters of up to 8 with some being single blooms. - written 24th December 2000
While I thought initially it was a tea it has the feeling of a bourbon such as 'Souvenir de la Malmaison' with similar dieback to some stems. It is not a large bush in the cemetery but it has the classic vase shape naturally.
While it does not have a strong perfume its continuous blooming is a real bonus.
Leaves have a leaden greyish green sheen which stands out from most roses with glossy foliage.