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Lydia Lipkowska Russian Operatic Soprano 1909 Theatre Costume, La Traviata, Photo H. de Mrosovsky, 2 pages

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Lydia Lipkowska Russian Operatic Soprano 1909 Theatre Costume, La Traviata, Photo H. de Mrosovsky, 2 pages
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Year
1909
Publication
Le Théâtre n°243, February 1
Type
Cover (Front cover only)
Nb Pages
2
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approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
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Very good / Excellent
Item #
K78-35455
Russian soprano. She studied at the St Petersburg Conservatory, and sang in St Petersburg at the Imperial Opera (1906–8 and 1911–13) and in private opera companies (1913–15). In 1909 she sang at the Thêatre du Châtelet.
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