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| Subject | Count |
|---|---|
| portraits | 3 |
| print media | 3 |
| manuscripts, hebrew -- 18th century -- texts. | 1 |
| conversion -- judaism -- history -- sources. | 1 |
| cecil roth collection -- insertions -- correspondence. | 1 |
| cecil roth collection -- insertions -- research notes. | 1 |
| jewish converts from christianity -- europe -- history -- 18th century -- sources. | 1 |
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Portraits of
1838-1840
Four printed portraits of Clara Anastasia Novello published between 1838 and 1840, around the time of her opera studies in Milan in 1838 and before her marriage to Giovanni Battista Gigliucci in 1843.
Copia delle Lettere del Sig[nor]e Aaron d’Antan Ci Berlino Al Sig[nor]e della Croza Guardiano della Biblioteca del Re. [Italian translation of the letters of Aaron d'Antan to Mathurin Veyssière de La Croze, Royal Librarian at Berlin, justifying his conversion to Judaism].
[18th century]
Italian title supplied from heading on folio 3r. English title derived from Roth, "Catalogue", in Alexander Marx: Jubilee Volume, vol. 1 (New York, 1950), no. 408. Probably translated from French. ...
Etching of Clara Anastasia Novello by William Humphreys
c. 1840
Etching of Clara Anastasia Novello by William Humphreys. The portrait is in the form of an oval and represents the head, torso and proper right hand of the sitter. She has a flower at her left ear and...
Proof print of Clara Anastasia Novello engraved by William Humphreys
1840
Proof print of Clara Anastasia Novello engraved by William Humphreys after an oil painting by Edward Magnus of Berlin. It was published in November 1840 by Messrs. Ackerman & Co. of the Strand and her...
Narrative of a trip to Berlin, in the year 1867
Collinson, Thomas
1868
"For private circulation only". Signed at end: "T.C.", i.e. Thomas Collinson.
Narrative of a trip to Berlin, in the year 1867
Collinson, Thomas
1868
"For private circulation only". Signed at end: "T.C.", i.e. Thomas Collinson.