Louise Theo by Victor Mathieu
Ettore Mazzi by Perini
Reverse Ettore Mazzi by Perini
Florido ????? By Sorgato
Reverse Florido ????? By Sorgato
????? by Deroche
????? by Deroche (Reverse)
Wolter by Disderi
Louise Reuther by Hoffert
Caroline Finaly by Luckhardt
Leon Gritzinger by Benque & Kindermann
Pelagrie Greef-Andriessen by Hoffert
Ellen Gulbranson by Adler
Anton Erl by Hanns Hanfstaengl
Anton Erl by Hanns Hanfstaengl
Didiée or perhaps Didiér by Reutlinger
Hortense Schneider by Disderi
Fides Devries by Reutlinger
Fides Devries by Reutlinger
Fides Devries by Reutlinger
Minnie Hauk by Reutlinger (10)
Jean Morere by Eugene de Paris
Salvatore ? Tamburini by Franck
Achille-Felix Montaubry by Reutlinger
Ernesto Niccolini by Reutlinger
Allan James Foley (Signor Foli) by Stereoscopic Co…
Louise Grandjean
Meyriane Héglon
Pauline Lucca by Victor Angerer
Nellie Melba by Washington
Nellie Melba by Reutlinger
Zoe Belia by Disderi
Julia Hisson by Pierre Petit
Emma Calve
Franz Naval
Lucienne Breval
Jean Francis Delmas
Andre Gresse
Lucien Fugure
Marthe Chenal
Marthe Chenal by Felix
Emma Albani by Ewing & Co (7)
Mily Meyer by Nadar
Felix Schmidt by Luckhardt
Felix Schmidt by Luckhardt
See also...
Victor Capoul by Liebert


VICTOR CAPOUL
(27 February 1839 – 18 February 1924)
French Tenor
He began his studies in 1859 at the Conservatoire of Paris . He debuted in 1861 at the Opéra-Comique Paris as Daniel in 'Le chalet' of Adam. By 1870, he remained at the Opéra-Comique as principal tenor until the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war in 1870 .during which he sought asylum in England , There he joined the Mapelson Company at Drury Lane , making his debut as Faust in Gounod's "'Faust " then 1871-75 at the Italian Opera London At London he appeared at Covent Garden for the first time in 1877 , as Fra Diavolo . Lionel 'Marta" , Faust , Elvino ,and Ernesto.With Mapelson he went to the USA where he was regular visitor until 1884 , again at the New York Metropolitan Opera 1891-1892 ; He made his debut there as Gounod's Faust and sang seven roles: the Edgardo in "Lucia di Lammermoor ', in Wilhelm Meister' Mignon 'of A.Thomas, Count Almaviva in" The Barber of Sevbilla', the Alfredo in "La Traviata 'Tybalt in' Romeo et Juliette 'by Gounod, the Enzo in "La Gioconda" by Ponchielli and worked among others in 1891 in the Metropolitan premiere of Verdi's' Othello' as Cassio with. In the years 1892-97 he lived as a singing teacher in New York; then he became a director of the Grand Opera of Paris. In 1905 he gave up this activity.
(27 February 1839 – 18 February 1924)
French Tenor
He began his studies in 1859 at the Conservatoire of Paris . He debuted in 1861 at the Opéra-Comique Paris as Daniel in 'Le chalet' of Adam. By 1870, he remained at the Opéra-Comique as principal tenor until the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war in 1870 .during which he sought asylum in England , There he joined the Mapelson Company at Drury Lane , making his debut as Faust in Gounod's "'Faust " then 1871-75 at the Italian Opera London At London he appeared at Covent Garden for the first time in 1877 , as Fra Diavolo . Lionel 'Marta" , Faust , Elvino ,and Ernesto.With Mapelson he went to the USA where he was regular visitor until 1884 , again at the New York Metropolitan Opera 1891-1892 ; He made his debut there as Gounod's Faust and sang seven roles: the Edgardo in "Lucia di Lammermoor ', in Wilhelm Meister' Mignon 'of A.Thomas, Count Almaviva in" The Barber of Sevbilla', the Alfredo in "La Traviata 'Tybalt in' Romeo et Juliette 'by Gounod, the Enzo in "La Gioconda" by Ponchielli and worked among others in 1891 in the Metropolitan premiere of Verdi's' Othello' as Cassio with. In the years 1892-97 he lived as a singing teacher in New York; then he became a director of the Grand Opera of Paris. In 1905 he gave up this activity.
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