All Newest Opera Autographs

German soprano (1880–1950), signed photo postcard, shown as in role, size is 3.5 x 5.25 inches and in excellent condition. 

German soprano (1880–1950), signed photo postcard, shown as herself, personally inscribed. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, in excellent condition overall. There is slight silvering around borders.

Celebrated Cuban soprano (1882–1953), signed photo postcard, shown in the role of Gilda from Verdi’s Rigoletto. Photograph measures 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is in excellent condition overall. There is slight paper loss along the edges, consistent with age, but the image and handwritten inscriptions remain clear and attractive. Handwritten and signed on both sides by her, inscribed to famous author Leo Riemens. Signature seen in vertical position is printed, others are in real ink, made by her hand.

Italian contralto (1875–1912), signed photo, shown in role, most likely portraying Bizet’s Carmen, size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. 

British contralto (1883–1952), signed photo postcard, shown as herself in a classic studio portrait by Rotary Photographers Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in very good condition. 

This authentic Raisa Rosa autograph signed postcard photograph is a rare and highly valuable collectible for opera and classical music enthusiasts. Raisa Rosa (1893–1963), a Polish-born, Italian-trained Russian soprano who later became a naturalized American, was celebrated for her remarkably powerful voice and expressive stage presence. She achieved international fame as the creator of the title role in Puccini’s final opera, Turandot, making this autograph particularly sought after by collectors worldwide. The signed postcard depicts Raisa Rosa as herself and includes a personal inscribed sentiment. The photograph, taken by F. Rota in Milan, measures approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. While there is slight paper loss on the bottom left corner and minor mounting traces on the verso, the item remains in excellent condition, preserving its historical and collectible value for generations to come. A genuine Raisa Rosa autograph is more than just a signature; it is a significant piece of operatic history. Collectors of vintage opera memorabilia, classical music enthusiasts, and autograph collectors alike will recognize this item as a rare opportunity to own a piece of musical legacy. This postcard is perfect for display or inclusion in a carefully curated collection of opera memorabilia. Authentic and preserved, it represents the life and career of one of the most notable sopranos of the 20th century. Owning this Raisa Rosa autograph allows collectors to connect with history and celebrate the artistry of a performer who left an indelible mark on the world of classical opera. Additionally, for those who appreciate the artistry and rarity of classical music collectibles, this Raisa Rosa autograph serves as an exceptional historical artifact. It is ideal for collectors looking to enrich their collection with authentic opera memorabilia, secure a connection to the world of classical music, and preserve the legacy of one of the greatest sopranos of her time.

Kamila Ungrova (1907–1972), was a renowned Czech soprano. Signed photo postcard, as herself. Photographed by Balzar in Prague, the postcard measures 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is in excellent condition.

Emma Vecla (1883–1972), a celebrated Algerian soprano, is depicted here as herself in a finely preserved signed postcard. This signed photo postcard is 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is in excellent condition. Postcard features Emma Vecla’s autograph on the front, with an additional signature and inscription on the verso dated 1936. Minor paper loss along the edges is minimal.

Elsa Wieber (1903–?), an accomplished American soprano, is depicted here as herself alongside two dogs in a finely preserved photo postcard signed by her. Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. 

Szedo Miklos (1898–1978), a distinguished Hungarian tenor, signed this black and white photo postcard.  Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, in very good condition.

Robert Blass (1867–1930), a distinguished American bass, is depicted in a fine black-and-white photo postcard signed by him in 1908. Photo postcard is 5.5 x 3.6 inches, in excellent condition.

Otto Goritz (1873–1929), a celebrated German baritone, is depicted in a fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed by him and dated 1914. This photo postcard measures 3.3 x 5.25 inches and is in very good condition.

Oskar Maleczky (1894–1972), a distinguished Hungarian baritone, is shown in role, likely portraying Alberich in Wagner’s Ring des Nibelungen. Signed in 1969 and including a short handwritten message, size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches and is a fine black-and-white postcard format.

Fernando Gianoli Galletti (1868–1910), an Italian bass, is shown as Prince Yamadori in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. This photograph relates to the famous 1904 Brescia premiere of the revised second version of the opera, which achieved great success following the disastrous earlier debut at La Scala in Milan. This signed photo postcard is 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is inscribed with a personal sentiment, dated in Milan in 1904.

Melanie Kurt (1879–1941), a distinguished Austrian soprano, is shown as Fidelio in Beethoven’s celebrated opera. Signed photo postcard, 3.3 x 5.35 inches in size, in excellent condition.

Mario Sammarco (1868–1930), the distinguished Italian baritone, was widely admired for his powerful voice and dramatic interpretations. Signed on verso, no date, shown on front as himself, approximately 3.4 x 5.4 inches, some silvering, in very good condition.

Lola Beeth (1860–1940), the renowned Austrian soprano, was admired for her expressive voice and strong stage presence. Signed photo postcard, as herself, 3.5 x 5.5 inches, in excellent condition. Also signed on verso, with a short greeting in German, sold untranslated.

Italian tenor (1917-2001), signed photo postcard, shown as himself, inscribed and signed on verso. Size is 3.5 x 5.3 inches, in very good condition.

Paul Knupfer (1865–1920), a distinguished German bass, is shown here as himself in a fine black-and-white photo postcard. Photograph measures 3.25 x 5.25 inches. There is a small crease on the top right corner and slight paper loss on the other corners, but the item remains in very good overall condition.  

Janos Halmos (1887–1961), a distinguished Hungarian tenor, is depicted in this fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed by him on the verso with a short personal text. Photograph measures 3.9 x 5.6 inches and is in excellent condition. 

Distinguished German tenor (1870–1929). This photo postcard measures 3.4 x 5.3 inches, is dated by him in Vienna in 1913, and is in very good condition. 

Hungarian bass-baritone Gyorgy Losonczy (1905–1972) is featured in this striking black-and-white photo postcard signed in 1963. Shown in the role of Escamillo from Bizet’s Carmen, size is 3.4 x 5.4 inches, in excellent condition, signature dated 1963.

German soprano Grete Merrem-Nikisch (1887–1970) is represented in this elegant black-and-white photo postcard signed on both the front and the verso. In addition to her clear signature, she added a short handwritten note in German on the back, enhancing both the personal and historical appeal of this piece. A genuine Grete Merrem-Nikisch autograph with additional inscription is particularly desirable among collectors of opera memorabilia. The postcard measures approximately 3.3 x 5.4 inches and remains in excellent condition. The photograph retains strong clarity and tonal balance, while the signature on the front is bold and well preserved. The added note on the reverse further increases the uniqueness of this Grete Merrem-Nikisch autograph, offering insight into the artist’s personal correspondence style. As a respected German soprano of the early to mid-20th century, Grete Merrem-Nikisch contributed to a vibrant era of European opera. Signed postcards from performers of this period are increasingly scarce, especially examples featuring writing on both sides. This Grete Merrem-Nikisch autograph represents more than a signature; it is a tangible artifact from an important chapter in operatic history. Collectors of soprano autographs, vintage opera photography, and classical music memorabilia will recognize the value of a well-preserved Grete Merrem-Nikisch autograph such as this. Ideal for framing or archival storage, this signed postcard makes a refined and historically meaningful addition to any serious collection.

German baritone Julius vom Scheidt (1877–1948) is featured in this signed postcard photograph portraying Hans Sachs in Wagner’s Die Meistersinger. Photo postcard measures 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is in very good condition. 

Italian tenor Giuseppe Borgatti Autograph (1871–1950), celebrated for creating the role of Andrea Chenier in Giordano’s opera, is featured in this fine black-and-white photo postcard dated 1920. Postcard includes a caricature of Borgatti and a clear signature, making this a rare and valuable Giuseppe Borgatti autograph for collectors of operatic memorabilia. It measures 3.5 x 5.75 inches and is in excellent condition. 

Italian soprano Eva Tetrazzini Autograph (1862–1938) is featured in this beautiful vintage photo postcard signed with a short personal sentiment. She is shown in the title role of Puccini’s Tosca, one of opera’s most dramatic and celebrated heroines. A genuine Eva Tetrazzini autograph is a highly desirable collectible for enthusiasts of classical music and operatic history. The postcard measures approximately 3.4 x 5.3 inches and remains in excellent condition. The photograph retains fine clarity and tonal balance, while the signature and inscription are clearly legible. The added sentiment enhances the uniqueness and historical value of this Eva Tetrazzini autograph, making it an exceptional piece for collectors. Tetrazzini was renowned for her expressive voice and theatrical stage presence, captivating audiences across Europe and internationally. Owning an Eva Tetrazzini autograph provides collectors with a direct connection to her artistry and the golden era of Italian opera. Signed postcards featuring performers in iconic operatic roles are increasingly rare, particularly when accompanied by a personal inscription. This Eva Tetrazzini autograph offers both display appeal and historical significance, making it suitable for framing, archival storage, or inclusion in a curated collection of opera memorabilia. A well-preserved Eva Tetrazzini autograph such as this represents a meaningful addition to any serious collector’s holdings, combining artistic legacy, historical importance, and tangible connection to early 20th-century opera.

Italian soprano Eva Tetrazzini Autograph(1862–1938) is featured in this fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed and inscribed with a short sentiment on the front and a longer handwritten note on the back. She is shown next to her husband, conductor Cleofonte Campanini, capturing a unique moment in operatic history. This rare Eva Tetrazzini autograph is a prized collectible for enthusiasts of classical music and vintage opera memorabilia. The postcard measures approximately 3.3 x 5.3 inches and is in excellent condition. The signatures and inscriptions are clearly legible, providing authenticity and historical value. The combined front and back inscriptions make this Eva Tetrazzini autograph particularly distinctive and desirable for collectors seeking personal and signed materials from iconic performers. Tetrazzini was renowned for her brilliant soprano voice and dramatic stage presence. Owning an Eva Tetrazzini autograph allows collectors to connect with her artistry and the era of early 20th-century Italian opera. The presence of Cleofonte Campanini adds additional context, highlighting the collaboration of two important figures in music history. Signed postcards featuring both the performer and a spouse or collaborator are increasingly rare. This Eva Tetrazzini autograph offers both visual appeal and collectible significance, making it suitable for display, archival storage, or inclusion in a curated opera collection. Whether framed or preserved as part of an autograph archive, this well-preserved Eva Tetrazzini autograph represents a meaningful addition to any serious collection of opera memorabilia, combining historical importance, aesthetic value, and personal connection to one of Italy’s greatest sopranos.

American bass Clarence Whitehill (1871–1932). Signed black-and-white photo postcard signed in 1909 with a short personal sentiment. Postcard measures approximately 3.5 x 5.3 inches and is in good condition, with slight silvering around the border.

Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo is a rare collectible featuring the celebrated German baritone (1863–1947). This fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed by Hoffmann in 1905, is a true treasure for collectors of classical music memorabilia. Measuring 3.4 x 5.5 inches, this postcard is in excellent condition, preserving both the artistry of the photograph and the authenticity of Hoffmann’s signature. Opera enthusiasts and historians will greatly value the historical significance of this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo. The postcard showcases the distinguished baritone at the height of his career, capturing his character and stage presence in a way that transcends time. Its signature adds an extra layer of uniqueness, making it a must-have for collectors seeking original autographs of iconic opera performers. Whether displayed in a collection, archived for research, or gifted to a classical music lover, this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo represents a tangible connection to the golden era of German opera. With excellent preservation, it remains a striking example of early 20th-century photographic portraiture and autograph memorabilia. Adding this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo to your collection ensures ownership of a historical artifact with both visual and autograph appeal, celebrating one of Germany’s most respected baritones.

Signed postcard photograph of the distinguished German tenor (1878–1936). Shown as himself and inscribed, size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, is in very good condition.

Rare signed postcard photograph of the German soprano, shown as Elisabeth in Wagner’s opera Tannhäuser, dated Berlin, 1919. This postcard captures Zimmermann in one of the most iconic soprano roles of the German operatic repertoire. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, small creases to the edges and minor silvering consistent with age, in overall excellent condition.

Signed photo postcard of the German soprano portrayed as Brünnhilde in Wagner’s monumental cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen, dated Berlin, 1919. Photo postcard is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, shows some silvering consistent with age, but remains otherwise in excellent condition.

Exceptional 1911 cabinet photograph of the distinguished French tenor (1850–1925), signed and inscribed by the artist with a long sentiment dated in Paris. This beautiful cabinet photo was produced by Fricam Fils & Hauser of Geneva and features Codou in Massenet’s opera Le Jongleur de Notre-Dame. Measuring 4.25 x 6.5 inches, this photograph is in very good condition.

French bass, signed postcard photograph, shown as himself,. inscribed at the Paris Opera Comique, dated in 1916. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, some silvering and paper loss on edges, otherwise in very good condition. 

Hungarian soprano (b. 1954) and Hungarian baritone, double signed photograph, shown as themselves. Size is 3.5 x 5 inches, in excellent condition. 

Hungarian soprano (1953-2017), a member of Hungarian State Opera from 1978 to her death, she also sang major roles in Berlin, Vienna, Dresden, Frankfurt, Leipzig, Paris, Wiesbanden and Zurich. Signed photograph, shown in costume backstage. Size is 3.5 x 5 inches, in excellent condition. 

German tenor (1863-?), signed postcard photograph, shown in role, dated in 1920. Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in very good condition.

German tenor (1863-?), signed postcard photograph, shown as Don Jose in Bizet's Carmen, inscribed in Berlin. Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in very good condition.

American soprano of Swedish-Hungarian descent (1918-2006), and legendary Austrian dramatic soprano (1926-1998) both celebrated for many decades in the operas of Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss as well for major Italian roles and later became  celebrated interpreters of character mezzo parts. Double signed photograph of a scene from Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, in excellent condition

Italian tenor (b.1930), signed and inscribed photograph, shown as Orestes in world premiere production of Idlebrando Pizzetti's opera Clitennestra at La Scala, Milan. Photo by Piccagliani, Milan. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in excellent condition.

German character tenor (b. 1939), signed photograph, shown in role in Albert Lortzing's Die Wildschutz. Stamped on verso by photographer Harri Irmler, Berlin. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in excellent condition. 

American dramatic soprano (b. 1959), known especially for Wagnerian roles. Since 2021, also serves as Associate Artistic Director at the Detroit Opera. Signed photograph, shown as herself. Size is 4 x 6 inches, in excellent condition.