Jean-Alexandre Talazac and Adele Isaac, by Benque
Leon Gresse by Dupont
Jean- Baptiste Faure by Reutlinger
Harriett Waylett
Jenny Lind
Gabrielle Krauss by Benque
Therese Vogl by Mathaus
Therese Tietjens by Stereoscope Co
Pyotr Lodiy by Russian studio
Andrei Labinski by Russian studio
L N Bragina by Russian studio
Joachim Tartakov by Russian studio
Marguerite Priola by Maunoury
Juliette By Ulrich Grob
Rose Caron by Benque
Meyriane Heglon-Leroux by Reutlinger
David Yuzhin by Fisher Moscow
David Yuzhin by Russian Studio Moscow
Eugenia Mravina by Photography of Imperial Theatre…
Maria Slavina by Photography of Imperial Theatres…
Mikhail Karakash by Scassiet
Bellini's " La Sonnambula", 1830's
Jean-Baptiste Faure by Erwin
Jean Lassalle by Benque
Victor Capoul & Marie Rey by Nadar
Jean Lassalle & Marie Gabrielle Krauss by Benque
Marie Gabrielle Krauss & Josephine Daram by Benqu…
Josephine De Reszke by Pierre Petit
Henry Sellier by Carjat
Mily Meyer by Chalot
Luigi Agnesi by Unknown
Carl Mayerhofer by Dr Szekely
Emma Seebold by Kriziwanek
Therese Vogl by Bieber
Bertha Ehnn by Rabending
Italo Campanini by Falk
Marie Heilbronn & Paul L'Herie by Nadar
Jean Baptiste Faure by Reutlinger
Emma Calve by Reutlinger
Elio Sylva by Pierre Petit
Jean Lassalle by Pierre Petit
Blanche Cole by Elliott & Fry
Charles Santley by Unknown
Clarice Sinico-Campobello by Mayall
Nina Zottmayr-Hartmann by Breuning
See also...
Marie Van Zandt by Benque
as Lakme in "Lakme" by Delibes CREATOR Opera Comique Paris 14/2/1883
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
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
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