1894 Opera Sigrid Arnoldson Fernando De Lucia Tenor - ORIGINAL STAGE2 XGID1 The travelers noted that the

The travelers noted that the steep hill was insurmountable by automobile

This is an original 1944 black and white photogravure of the courtyard of the Hospice de Beaune

He quickly sought refuge near his hometown in Seebull

This is an original 1966 two-page color print ad for the Coronado Aristocrat Frost-Free Refrigerator-Freezer

Michel Anguier

1894 Opera Sigrid Arnoldson Fernando De Lucia Tenor - ORIGINAL STAGE2 XGID1 The travelers noted that theSigrid Arnoldson. Born in Sweden, she appeared in "Mignon," "Lakme," and "Carmen." She was the wife of Alfred Fischof. On the reverse: Fernando De Lucia. Born in Italy, he was a tenor singer. Period Paper has obtained a lovely collection of images of stage and opera artists of the late 19th century, published in Chicago in 1894. Whether your interest is in genealogy searching for an image of a long lost relative, or in the history of the opera or the