Klemperer, Otto - Signed Album Page Mousepads Prints who was the first Traviata
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who was the first Traviata in the US
An original vintage cabinet photo of the soprano by photographer Aimé Dupont (New York) signed and inscribed by De Vere Sapio in 1900
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dated in 1896 - Matted together with an original Metropolitan Opera playbill from the late 1890s announcing an upcoming performance of Les Huguenots with Jean De Rezske as Raoul de Nangis
Klemperer, Otto - Signed Album Page Mousepads Prints who was the first TraviataGerman conductor (1885 1973), widely considered the most authoritative interpreter of the symphonies of Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, and Mahler. Album page signed by him attached with a small half tone photo of him over the upper right corner. Size is 6 x 4. 3 inches, storage holes, in excellent condition.
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