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GIGLIUCCI, Porzia
1852-1873
A poem transcribed by Porzia Gigliucci and photographic portraits of her as a child and later as an adult, dressed as Thalia from a theatrical production at Villa Novello in Genoa, Italy.
Portraits of
1852-1873
Portraits of Porzia Gigliucci. One photographic reproduction of her portrait as a child and two cartes de visite dressed in the role of 'Thalia' from a theatrical production at Villa Novello in Genoa,...
Cartes de visite of (Joseph) Alfred Novello
c. 1866
Seven undated cartes de visite in two different poses of (Joseph) Alfred Novello as 'Uncle Gargle' in 'Which is Which?', described on the back of one of the cards as a private theatrical at Villa Nove...
Cartes de visite of Porzia Gigliucci as 'Thalia'
15 Nov 1873
Two cartes de visite of Porzia Gigliucci in the same pose, dressed as 'Thalia' from an 'allegorical prologue' as part of 'private theatricals' at Villa Novello in Genoa, Italy. The photographs were ta...
Cartes de visite of Valeria Gigliucci as 'Mirth'
15 Nov 1873
Two cartes de visite of Valeria Gigliucci as 'Mirth' from an 'allegorical prologue' as part of 'private theatricals' at Villa Novello in Genoa, Italy. The photographs were taken by G.B. Sciutto and Co...
Cartes de visite of (Joseph) Alfred Novello as 'Yawning Fits'
c. 1873
Four cartes de visite of (Joseph) Alfred Novello in two different poses dressed as 'Yawning Fits' from an 'allegorical prologue' as part of 'private theatricals' at Villa Novello in Genoa, Italy. The ...
Notes
1835-1887
Examples of (Joseph) Alfred Novello's address at 69 Dean Street, Soho, a sketch of Bruges, notes on his sister Clara Anastasia Novello and Antoine Cason and a drawing of a maze or puzzle.
'Epigramma' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
1875
'Epigramma' [Epigrams] by (Mary) Sabilla Novello, written in Italian, English, German and French in Genoa, Italy, in 1875.
Maze or puzzle by (Joseph) Alfred Novello?
c. 1870
Undated maze or puzzle drawn on Villa Novello notepaper with instructions written in Italian at the botton, likely by (Joseph) Alfred Novello.