Rosa Sucher by E Bieber
Bertha Ehnn By Culig
Fiorello Giraud by Fotographia Artistica
Malvaut by Fernand Lochard
Malvaut by Fernand Lochard (Autograph)
Maria Gay by Esplugas
Alois Ander by Carl Mahlknecht
Karoline von Gompertz-Bettelheim by Miethke & Waw…
Luise Garay- Lichtmay By L Angerer
Unknown by Charles
Wilhelm Gruning by Hoffert
Carl Mayerhofer by Mahlknecht
Vilma Bognar by Mahlknecht
Francesco Tamagno by Falk
Zelia Trebelli by Elliott & Fry
Maria Kouznetsova by ? Paris
Lucienne Breval by Felix
Mila Roeder (Rodani) by Lorscher & Petsch
Mila Roeder (Rodini) by Unknown
William (Vilmas) Beck by Kalma'r Autographed 1898
Christine Nilsson by Pierre Petit
Marie Sasse by Charlet &Jacotin
Marie Sass Autograph 1863
Alfonso Garulli by Fotographia Bolognese
Leontine Mendes by Benque
Leontine Mendes by Benque
Leontine Mendes by Benque
Dinh Gilly By Sarony
Henri Sellier By Dupont
Unknown by Mitkiewizc
Met
Met
Marcella Sembrich by Aime Dupont
Pol Plancon by Aime Dupont
Victor Maurel by Aime Dupont
Victor Maurel by Aime Dupont
Juliette Bilbaut-Vauchelet by Cheri-Rousseau & Gla…
Unknown
Albert Alvarez by Benque
Albert Alvarez by Bary
Albert Alvarez by Bary
Albert Alvarez by Benque
Adelina Patti by L T Neumann
Adelina Patti by H Klee
Marie Gabrielle Krauss by Mahlknecht
See also...
Giovanni Battista de Negri by Fotographia Bolognese


Don Alvaro in "La forza del destino" by Verdi
Giovanni Battista de Negri
(30 July 1851 – 3 April 1924)
Italian tenor
Studied with Carlo Guasco and in Milan with Luigia Abbadia. He made his debut on 26 December 1876 at the Teatro Sociale in Bergamo in Filippo Sangiorgi's opera" Diana di Chaverny".In 1878 he was contracted by the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb . in 1882 he returned to Italy,and appeared leading opera houses appearing in leading tenor roles at the Teatro San Carlo in La traviata and Lucrezia Borgia; at La Fenice in Le prophète, La Gioconda; at the Teatro Regio di Torino in Il duca d'Alba and La Juive; and at La Scala in Simon Boccanegra. He returned to the Teatro Regio in the 1887–88 season where he scored a considerable triumph in Verdi's Otello. It was to become one of his signature roles At La Scala in the 1891–92 season and also made his role debut in Tannhäuser during the same season there. In 1895, he returned to La Scala to sing the title role of Mascagni's Guglielmo Ratcliff in its world premiere.He retired in 1898 ,his final performances were in the title roles of Tannhäuser and Samson et Dalila at the Teatro Verdi in Trieste after which he taught singing in Turin
Giovanni Battista de Negri
(30 July 1851 – 3 April 1924)
Italian tenor
Studied with Carlo Guasco and in Milan with Luigia Abbadia. He made his debut on 26 December 1876 at the Teatro Sociale in Bergamo in Filippo Sangiorgi's opera" Diana di Chaverny".In 1878 he was contracted by the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb . in 1882 he returned to Italy,and appeared leading opera houses appearing in leading tenor roles at the Teatro San Carlo in La traviata and Lucrezia Borgia; at La Fenice in Le prophète, La Gioconda; at the Teatro Regio di Torino in Il duca d'Alba and La Juive; and at La Scala in Simon Boccanegra. He returned to the Teatro Regio in the 1887–88 season where he scored a considerable triumph in Verdi's Otello. It was to become one of his signature roles At La Scala in the 1891–92 season and also made his role debut in Tannhäuser during the same season there. In 1895, he returned to La Scala to sing the title role of Mascagni's Guglielmo Ratcliff in its world premiere.He retired in 1898 ,his final performances were in the title roles of Tannhäuser and Samson et Dalila at the Teatro Verdi in Trieste after which he taught singing in Turin
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