Kamionsky, Oscar - Signed Photograph
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Kamionsky, Oscar - Signed Photograph

Item #: GB9626-GX227B


Russian baritone (1869-1917) known as "The Russian Battistini" for his mastery of the bel canto repertoire and his international success. Made many recordings in the first decades of the twentieth century.

Signed photograph, shown as himself. Bold handwriting and signature. Size of photo is 3 x 5.25 inches, mounted on soft cardboard, total item size is 5.5 x 9 inches, several small creases on edges of the cardboard, otherwise in excellent condition.


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$150.00 USD
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$150.00 USD
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