1924 Operatic Tenor Tito Schipa Signed Photograph for Sale

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1924 Operatic Tenor Tito Schipa Signed Photograph For Sale

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1924 Operatic Tenor Tito Schipa Signed Photograph:
$150.00

Dressed for an operatic role (in Donizetti\'s Lucia), Schipa has inscribed and signed: \"To My Dear friend Miriam Very sincerely Tito Schipa 1924\".

Photo is signed in the negative by the New York photographer: \"Lumiere\". 9 1/2\" x 7 1/2\".

Tito Schipa (1888-1965), operatic tenor and conductor, performed a wide range of Verdi and Puccini roles. He made numerous recordings of arias and songs, and also appeared in several films. He sang his final performance at the Metropolitan Opera in 1941.

Condition:A short \"crease\" at his left temple, generally very good condition.

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