MET OPERA DRAMATIC BASS EMIL FISCHER SIGNED

Met Opera Dramatic Bass Emil Fischer Signed Collage - Cabinet card of Emil Fischer (German, 1838-1914) Operatic dramatic bass and bass baritone, with program from 1889 Wagner Opera Die Meistersinger a

Original pen and ink illustration. Trovatore Met Opera. Signed Norkin. 22"H x 19.5"W

Valerie Gergien,Conductor, New York Philharmonic; Met Opera. Signed Norkin. 11"H. x 16 1/2"W.

Wesselmann, Tom (American, 1931-2004), Lulu, 1982, lithograph, signed, dated, and marked 46/250 in pencil to the bottom, image 19.5 x 27.25 inches, frame 33.5 x 41.75 inches. A single print from the M

Creamer & Sugar Marked Pickard, Violet Supreme, 5.25" x 5.5", Square Form, Excellent Gold And Color, Artist Signed Fish (Emil Fischer), Sugar Has Rim Chip Exactly As Featured In Pickard Book By Reed,

Bowl Marked Pickard, Violet Supreme Pattern, 4" x 10", Artist Signed Fisher (Emil Fischer), Exactly As Featured In Pickard Book By Reed, Page 201, Alan B. Reed Estate, Author Of Collector's Encycloped

Pitcher Marked Pickard, 6.25" x 9", White With Heavy Gold, Pink And Maroon Border With White Poppy Decor, Artist Signed Fisher (Emil Fischer), Alan B. Reed Estate, Author Of Collector's Encyclopedia O

Plate, Pickard Mark #7, 8.75", Convolvulvus Pattern, Artist Signed Fish (Emil Fischer), Exactly As Featured In Alan Reed's Pickard Book, Page 196, Unmarked Blank, Collection Of Hosea And The Late Lily

Creamer Marked Pickard, T&V Limoges Blank, 4" x 4.25", Tulip In Luster Pattern, Iridescent White Ground With Tulips, Artist Signed Fisher (Emil Fischer), Texas Private Collection.

"Don Giovanni" for the Met Opera, no. 242/ 250, pencil signed at the bottom right.  Dimensions: 29 1/4" x 21 1/2", the frame 44" x 35 1/2" Provenance: From

3 Framed Signed Photographs. Music. 2 from Met Opera House. 1 G. Puccini letter. -- Dimensions: ---

Original pen and ink illustration. Met Opera in NYC Parks. 06/16/1968. Signed Norkin. 18.5" H x 23.5" W

Tamayo, Rufino (Mexican, 1899-1991), Salome, 1984, lithograph, signed and marked 46/250 to bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom center, also blind stamped the American Atelier to the bottom right, full

Appel, Karl (Dutch, 1921-2006), Pagliacci, 1984, lithograph, signed and marked 46/250 to bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom left, also blind stamped the American Atelier to the bottom right, full she

Tooker, George (American, 1920-2011), Un Ballo in Maschera, 1984, lithograph, signed and marked 46/250 to bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom left, also blind stamped the American Atelier to the botto

Lindner, Richard (German-American, 1907-1978), Der Rosenkavalier, 1977, lithograph, signed and marked 153/250 in pencil to the bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom left, also blind stamped American Ate

Masson, Andre (French, 1896-1987), Don Giovanni, 1977, lithograph, signed, titled, and marked 153/250 in pencil to bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom right, full sheet 29.75 x 21.75 inches, floated i

Chia, Sandro (Italian, b.1946), Il Trovatore, 1983, lithograph, signed, dated and marked 56/250 to the bottom, blind stamped MET to bottom left, full sheet 29.75 x 21.75 inches, floated in a frame 42

1966 MET Opera "La Perichole" Autographed Print. This print announcing the 1966 production of "La Perichole" at the Metropolitan Opera is signed / autographed by cast members. Framed under glass. Meas

Pitcher Marked Pickard, Easter Lily Pattern, 8" x 9", Artist Signed Fisher (Emil J. T. Fischer), Fantastic Example, Michigan Private Collection

Pitcher Marked Pickard, Carnation & Raised Gold, 6" x 9.5", Artist Signed Fisher (Emil J. T. Fischer), Beautiful Condition, Michigan Private Collection

Original pen and ink illustration. Jenufa - Met Opera. William Lewis, John Vickers, Astrid Varnay, Teresa Kubiak. Nov. 24, 1974. Signed Norkin. 21" high x 17-3/4" wide

Handwritten letter from the composer Richard Wagner (German, 1813-1883) to the bass opera singer Gustav Siehr concerning the upcoming role of Parsifal, dated 1883, matted and framed with an image, acc

Two books; Marc Chagall, "Catalogue Raisonné de l’oeuvre grave”, Berne 1971, Volume 1, 1922-1966, Editions Kornfeld & Klipstein; along with "Chagall at the 'Met'", Metropolitan Opera Association