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l’autographe Genève l'autographe L’Autographe S.A. 24 rue du Cendrier, CH - 1201, Genève +41 22 510 50 59 (mobile) +41 22 523 58 88 (bureau) web: www.lautographe.com mail: [email protected] All autographs are offered subject to prior sale. Prices are quoted in US DOLLARS, SWISS FRANCS and EUROS and do not include postage. All overseas shipment will be sent by air. Orders above € 1000 benefits of free shipping. We accept payments via bank transfer, PayPal, and all major credit cards. We do not accept bank checks. Images not reproduced will be provided on request Postfinance CCP 61-374302-1 3 rue du Vieux-Collège CH-1204, Genève IBAN: EUR: CH94 0900 0000 9175 1379 1 CHF: CH94 0900 0000 6137 4302 1 SWIFT/BIC: POFICHBEXXX paypal.me/lautographe The costs of shipping and insurance are additional. Domestic orders are customarily shipped via La Poste. Foreign orders are shipped with La Poste and Federal Express on request. Great opera singers p. 4 Dance and Ballet p. 33 Great opera singers 1. Licia Albanese (Bari, 1909 - Manhattan, 2014) Photograph with autograph signature of the Italian soprano as Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. (8 x 10 inch. ). $ 35/ Fr. 30/ € 28 2. Lucine Amara (Hartford, 1924) Photographic portrait of the Metropolitan Opera's American soprano as Liu in Puccini’s Turandot (1926).(8 x 10 inch.). $ 35/ Fr. 30/ € 28 3. Vittorio Arimondi (Saluzzo, 1861 - Chicago, 1928) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the Italian bass who created the role of Pistola in Verdi’s Falstaff (1893). $ 80/ Fr. 70/€ 68 4. Cecilia Bartoli (b. Rome, 1966) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the Italian mezzo-soprano. $ 30/ Fr. 27/€ 25 5. Fausto Bozza (d. New York 1961) Rare photographic portrait with autograph dedication signed, dated 1936 by the Italian-American impresario, baritone and singing teacher. Stamped on the rear “Alfred and Fabris/Los Angeles”. $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 6. Carlo Bergonzi (Polesine Parmense, 1924 - Milan, 2014) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the renown Italian tenor, depicted here in the role of Cavaradossi in Puccini’s Tosca (1900). Photographic credits: “Louis Mélançon”. $ 60/Fr. 54/€ 50 7. (Metropolitan Opera) Rudolf Bing (Vienna, 1902 - Yonkers, 1997) Typewritten letter signed, dated May 5, 1964 by the Austrian-born impresario, General Manager of the Metropolitan Opera from 1950 to 1972. “…. I am so glad you enjoyed the day at the fair and even more so that you seem to like some of our performances…”. 1 p. with letterhead “Metropolitan Opera”. In fine condition. $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 8. Karin Branzell (Stockholm, 1891 - Altadena, 1974) Beautiful photographic portrait with autograph dedication signed, dated New York 26/8 1931 by the Swedish contralto, who enjoyed a prominent career at the Metropolitan Opera. A few blemishes along the border slightly affect the picture. $ 150/Fr. 135/€ 130 9. Grace Bumbry (St. Louis, 1937) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the Afro-american opera singer, here on the occasion of concerts at Carnegie Hall and at the MET Opera. $ 40/Fr. 36/€ 34 10. Maria Caniglia (Naples, 1905 - Rome, 1979) Impressive photograph with autograph dedication signed, dated Zagabria 7-7-41 of the Italian dramatic soprano, here shown playing Leonora in Verdi’s Il Trovatore (1853). Inscribed “Teatro della Scala”. (6 ½ x 9 inch.) $ 180/Fr. 164/€ 153 11. Marie Miolan-Carvalho (Marseille, 1827 - Château-Puys, 1895) Autograph letter signed in French, dated 22 Juin 78 by the French soprano: “…voici mon petit buste…”. 1 p. on a cardboard. In fine condition. (4 ½ x 3 inch.). $ 70/Fr. 63/€ 60 12. Franco Corelli (Ancona, 1921 - Milan, 2003) Photograph with autograph signature of the Italian tenor as Giordano’s Andrea Chénier. Photograph credits “Angel Records” (8 x 10 inch.). $ 75/Fr. 70/€ 60 13. Franco Corelli (Ancona, 1921 - Milan, 2003) Photograph with autograph signature of the Italian tenor as Bizet’s Don Jose (Carmen). (8 x 10 inch.). $ 75/Fr. 70/€ 60 14. Franco Corelli (Ancona, 1921 - Milan, 2003) Photograph with autograph signature of the Italian tenor as Haendel’s Hercules. Included photograph with autograph signature of the Italian tenor in an unidentified role. (8 x 10 inch.). $ 150/Fr. 135/€ 130 15. Franco Corelli (Ancona, 1921 - Milan, 2003) Signed program for the November 6, 1966 concert at La Place des Arts in Montréal by the Italian tenor. 4 pp. (3 ½ x 4 inch.). $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 16. Vasily Damaev (Otradnaja 1878 - Mosca, 1932) Three photographs of the renowned Russian tenor in The Queen of Spades (1890) by Tchaikovsky, Askold’s Grave (1835) by Alexei Verstovsky and Rusalka (1855) by Alexander Dargomyžkij. (3 ¼ x 5 ½ inch.). $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 17. Lisa Della Casa (1919-2012), Inge Borkh (1921 - 2018) Photographic portrait with autograph signature, dated 1996 (photo taken prior to this date) of the two Swiss sopranos, shown here as Chrysothémis and Elektra respectively in the Richard Strauss one act opera Elektra (1909) performed in Salzburg in 1957 under the baton of Maestro Dimitri Mitropolous. (8 x 10 inch.). $ 90/Fr. 82/€ 76 18. Victoria de los Angéles (Barcelona, 1923 - ib., 2005) Photographic portrait with autograph dedication signed of the Spanish soprano, in the role of Manon in Puccini’s Manon Lescaut (1893). (4 ¾ x 7 inch.) $ 250/Fr. 230/€ 215 19. Ghena Dimitrova (Beglez 1941 - Milano 2005) Photographic portrait with autograph signature by the Bulgarian soprano, often remembered for her performances of Turandot. $ 80/Fr. 75/€ 70 20. Ghena Dimitrova (Pleven, 1941 - Milan, 2005) Two photographs with autograph signature of the Bulgarian-born soprano as Turandot. One of them with an inscription on the back by the photographer “Misa Uryu”. (8 x 10 inch.). $ 30/ Fr. 27/€ 25 21. Plácido Domingo (b.1941), Birgit Nilsson (1918 - 2005) Program of the February 13 1970 performance of Giacomo Puccini’s Turandot at the Metropolitan Opera signed by the Spanish tenor and the Swedish dramatic soprano. 2 pp. In fine condition. $ 70/Fr. 63/€ 60 22. Jane Eaglen (b. Lincoln, 1960) Autograph musical quotation signed by the English dramatic soprano, best known for her roles in Wagner and Bellini’s works. Here Eaglen inscribes a quotation from Richard Wagner’s Die Walkure. (8 x 3 inch). In fine condition. $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 23. Elda Ercole (b. New York 1921) Rare autograph dedication signed, dated 1947 by the Italian mezzo-soprano, who sang with the New York Opera, the Philadelphia and San Francisco Operas in the late 1930’s and 1940’s in roles including Carmen and Madama Butterfly. (8 x 10 inch.). With photo credits on the front and rear: “Bruno of Hollywood”. In fine condition. $ 100/Fr. 90/€ 85 24. Kirsten Flagstad (Hamar, 1895 - Oslo, 1962) Autograph letter signed, dated Oct 29th 49 by the Norwegian soprano, a famed performer of Wagner’s works. To Mr. Chamberlain: “…Your letter reached me a few days ago in Portland. I am sorry I could not attend to rehearsal as I left San Francisco the morning of oct 24th…”. 1 p. with letterhead “The Los Angeles Ambassador”. In fine condition. $ 150/Fr. 135/€ 130 25. Mirella Freni (Modena, 1935 - ib., 2020) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the Italian soprano as Mimì in Puccini’s La Boheme (1896). (8 x 10 inch.) $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 26. James Morris (b. Baltimore, 1947) Photograph with autograph signature of the American bass baritone in Mozart’s Don Giovanni. $ 35/ Fr. 30/ € 28 27. Werner Hollweg (1936 - 2007), Anne Howells (1941 - ), Tatiana Trojanos (1938 - 1993) Photograph with three autograph signatures of the two English and American mezzo-sopranos and the German tenor in a scene from Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito (1791). (4 x 6 inch. Stamped on the rear “Photo Ellinger,Salzburg”. $ 175/Fr. 160/€ 150 28. Marylin Horne (b. Bradford, 1934) Typewritten letter signed, dated February 25 1972 by the American mezzo-soprano: “…It’s always a good feeling to know that one’s efforts are appreciated…”. 1 p. $ 120/Fr. 110/€ 100 29. Marylin Horne (b. Bradford, 1934) Photographic portrait of the singer with autograph signature and date 1972. (5 x 7 inch.). $ 70/Fr. 63/€ 60 30. Lotte Lehman (Perleberg 1888 - Santa Barbara, 1976) Photograph with autograph signature of the German soprano. Lehman is depicted in an oval with a bunch of flowers on her side. (3 ¼ x 5 ½ inch.) $ 150/Fr. 135/€ 130 31. Lotte Lehman (Perleberg 1888 - Santa Barbara, 1976) Three photographs of the renowned German soprano as Sieglinde in Wagner’s Walkyries (1870), Elsa in Lohengrin (1850) and Octavian in Strauss’ Rosenkavalier (3 ¼ x 5 ½ inch.) Photo credits: “E. Bierber Hamburg” $ 50/Fr. 45/€ 42 32. Max Lorenz (Düsseldorf, 1901 - Salzburg, 1975) Photographic portrait with autograph signature 1942 of the German heldentenor, famous for his Wagnerian roles, here as Riccardo in Verdi’s Un Ballo In Maschera. (3 ¼ x 5 ½). Dry stamp on the front “Dietrich”. $ 100/Fr. 90/€ 85 33. José Luccioni (Bastia, 1903 - Marseille, 1978) Photographic portrait with autograph signature of the French tenor of Corsican origin, in the role of Radames.(3 ½ x 5 ½) $ 130/Fr. 120/€ 110 34. Georg Maikl (Hippach, 1872 - Vienna, 1951) Two photographic portraits [1910 ca.] of the German tenor, in The Tales of Hoffmann and Rigoletto. One of them with photographic credits “Photograph. Schiller”. $ 30/ Fr. 27/€ 25 35. John McCormack (Athlone, 1884 - Dublin, 1945) Complete concert program for the January 23 [1926] New York concert with autograph signature by the Irish tenor who took part performing arias by Jacopo Peri, Georg Friedrich Händel. 12 pp. a few of them unglued, with damp marks. Included: a photograph of the tenor. $ 80/Fr. 75/€ 70 36.
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