Pellegrini, Giulio - Autograph Letter Signed 1831 Autographs singers I-L jagged edges simulating hand-separated paper

jagged edges simulating hand-separated paper

shown in title role of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin at the Metropolitan Opera

also performed in the 1940s at the Paris Opera and the Met Opera

next to Caruso and at the Manhattan Opera House

Pellegrini, Giulio - Autograph Letter Signed 1831 Autographs singers I-L jagged edges simulating hand-separated paperItalian bass (1806 58), appeared as Cardinal Salviati in the world premiere production of Franz Lachner's Benvenuto Cellini in Munich in 1849 (not the opera of the same name by Hector Berlioz). Autograph letter signed, dated in Munich in 1831, 1 page, written in French, sold untranslated. Addressed to "Monsieur Richard, the Director of the Theatre Royal in Paris. Size is 8. 5 x 10. 25 inches, faded background and tear at left side (but not affecting