Postcard ~1910

Sujet : Strauss, Richard (1864-1949) -- Portraits Portraits -- 1914-1945 Référence bibliographique : Rol, 149782 Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Pho20Rol Image de presse Couverture : 21 octobre 1930 Langue : français

Richard Strauss-Woche. München 1910, 23–28 Juni. Poster by Ludwig Hohlwein for a week-long festival of music by Richard Strauss, showing a woman (Salome?) holding a tall staff. Color lithograph printed in Munich, Germany, 1910. Needs to be seen large or very large for the peculiarities of her dress... From the Artist Posters Collection at the Library of Congress More German posters | More artist posters [PDUS] This picture is in the public domain in the United States

Unterschrrift von Franz Richard Strauss

Ibach Art-Case piano from a sketch of Prof. Emanuel von Seidl for composer Richard Strauss. The pianofactory Ibach made two of this grand pianos, of witch Richard Strauss did choose one for his villa in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The Richard Strauss piano that has the production numer 56279 is still in the same place, in the Strauss villa. This piano has the serial number 56278 and its the second piano, that Ibach used for exibitions, after Strauss did choose the other one. This is from the original sketch of Prof. Emanuel von Seidl. Richard Strauss had a change done on his piano, the cheeks had been cut out afterwards, to make it possibe for the audience in his villa to see the hands of the piano players.

Invito ad Aldo Samaritani e signora ad assistere alla rappresentazione di un'opera di Richard Strauss, in occasione della visita ufficiale del presidente della Repubblica Federale di Germania. Presidente della Repubblica Italiana Giovanni Leone, ministro Vittorio Badini Confalonieri. (carte private di Aldo Samaritani).

Hotel Saratz in Pontresina - Aufenthaltsort von Richard Strauss nach 1945 (Scan vom Analogbild)

Caption text says "THE COMPOSER OF SALOME, Dr. Richard Strauss, drops in to inspect the industrial and technical exhibition in Munich. Always a more or less stormy petrel in music, Dr. Strauss resigned recently as director of the Vienna opera. Some sort of quarrel caused him to quit. His Rosencavalier will be given its first Chicago hearing next season, with en:Edith Mason singing the role she sang when the work was presented by the Metropolitan."

Richard Strauss, Blatt mit Signatur und Notenzitat (Beginn der Oper "Der Rosenkavalier", ca. 10 x 14 cm

Signed photograph of Richard Strauss donated to music publisher František Urbánek (1877–1920)