Germaine Gallois by Reutlinger
Jeanne Granier by Nadar
Cecile Ritter by Nadar
Desiree Artot by Disderi
Speranza Engally by Nadar
Mily Meyer and Jeanne Granier by Nadar
Heinrich and Therese Vogl by Frans Hanfstaeng's
Mattia Battistini by Lorens
Paul Franz by Gerschel
Marie Gutheil-Schoder by Szekely
Hansel & Gretel Cast by Atelier Adele
Riccardo Martin by Dupont
Theodor Reichmann by Krziwanek
Alexandra Pavlovna Krutikova by Bergamasco
Feodor Chaliapin by Russian Studio
Maria Gay by Stockmann
Ellen Brandt-Foerster by Szekely
Hedwig Francillo-Kauffmann by Brasch
Paul Aumonier by Studio Lux
Aino Ackte by Unknown
Marguerite Carre by Reutlinger
Olympia Boronat
Marcelle Demougeot autographed
Louis Henri Oben by Disderi
Louis Alphonse Holtzem by Walter Damry
Louis Alphonse Holtzem by Victoire
Armand Castelmary by Brion & Cie
Armand Castelmary by Brion & Cie
Leon Achard by Carjat & Co
Marie Sasse by Disderi
Marie Sasse by Disderi
Marie Sasse by Disderi
Marie Sass Autograph 1863
Marie Sasse by Charlet &Jacotin
Christine Nilsson by Pierre Petit
William (Vilmas) Beck by Kalma'r Autographed 1898
Mila Roeder (Rodini) by Unknown
Mila Roeder (Rodani) by Lorscher & Petsch
Lucienne Breval by Felix
Maria Kouznetsova by ? Paris
Zelia Trebelli by Elliott & Fry
Francesco Tamagno by Falk
Vilma Bognar by Mahlknecht
Carl Mayerhofer by Mahlknecht
Wilhelm Gruning by Hoffert
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Marie Van Zandt by Unknown


MARIE VAN ZANDT
(October 8, 1858 – December 31, 1919)
American Soprano
Daughter of Jennie van Zandt , She studied in Milan with Francesco Lamperti, making her debut as Zerlina in Don Giovanni in Turin in 1879. Successful appearances followed, including at Covent Garden in 1879. She was only 21 signed a contract with the Opéra-Comique in 1880, making her debut as Mignon. It was the beginning of the glory. Léo Delibes composed his opera Lakmé for her, and she created the title role for its world premiere in 1883.Marie van Zandt made her Metropolitan Opera debut as Amina in Vincenzo Bellini's La sonnambula on December 21, 1891, remaining with the company for only one season, as usual. She returned to the Opéra-Comique in 1896 and revived some of her earlier success there, including Lakmé to huge enthusiasm in 1896, and Zerlina and Mignon in 1897 .She married with a Russian Count and went into retirement, staying in France
(October 8, 1858 – December 31, 1919)
American Soprano
Daughter of Jennie van Zandt , She studied in Milan with Francesco Lamperti, making her debut as Zerlina in Don Giovanni in Turin in 1879. Successful appearances followed, including at Covent Garden in 1879. She was only 21 signed a contract with the Opéra-Comique in 1880, making her debut as Mignon. It was the beginning of the glory. Léo Delibes composed his opera Lakmé for her, and she created the title role for its world premiere in 1883.Marie van Zandt made her Metropolitan Opera debut as Amina in Vincenzo Bellini's La sonnambula on December 21, 1891, remaining with the company for only one season, as usual. She returned to the Opéra-Comique in 1896 and revived some of her earlier success there, including Lakmé to huge enthusiasm in 1896, and Zerlina and Mignon in 1897 .She married with a Russian Count and went into retirement, staying in France
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