Elssler, Fanny - Autograph Note Signed & Print HM - Science and Invention Large size (10 x 29

Large size (10 x 29 inches

Hand signed on front in pencil by photographer Aime Dupont

2 of his operas enjoyed great success in his time

dated in Venice on February 6th

shown as Count di Luna in Verdi's Il Trovatore

Elssler, Fanny - Autograph Note Signed & Print HM - Science and Invention Large size (10 x 29Austrian ballerina (1810 1884) who introduced theatricalized folk dance into ballet; celebrated for her spirited, spectacular dancing and technique. Autograph note in German signed by her, dated January 10, 1889 (original envelope and translation included). Size is 3. 9 x 6. 25 inches, folds, in excellent condition; the envelope is 4. 5 x 1. 9 inches. ALSO INCLUDED is a color print of her shown in the Cracovian dance from "La Gypsy". Size is 7 x 9. 25