Villa verdi posters & prints

Giuseppe Verdi, his wife Giuseppina Strepponi (on his right), his adopted daughter Maria Carrara Ver Anonymous

Giuseppe Verdi in the garden of SantAgata, Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Giuseppe Verdi Anonymous

Poster for the opera Nabucco by Giuseppe Verdi in Teatro Grande on 11 January 1843, 1843 Anonymous

Premiere Poster for the opera Stiffelio by Giuseppe Verdi in Teatro Grande, Trieste, 1850 Anonymous

Premiere of the opera Falstaff by Giuseppe Verdi at La Scala in Milan on 9 February 1893, 1893 Anonymous

Cover of the vocal score of opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi, ca 1872 Anonymous

Rosa Ponselle as Violetta in Opera La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi, 1931 Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Giuseppe Verdi, 1858 Anonymous

Cover of the vocal score of opera La battaglia di Legnano by Giuseppe Verdi, 1860 Anonymous

Cover of the vocal score of opera I Lombardi alla prima crociata by Giuseppe Verdi, 1861 Anonymous

The House where Giuseppe Verdi was born Achille Formis Befani

An Italian Villa William Pars

Giuseppe Verdi Anonymous

Costume design for the opera La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi, 1899 Anonymous

Enrico Tamberlik in St. Petersburg (at time as Don Alvaro in Opera La forza del destino Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Giuseppe Verdi, 1874 Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Giuseppe Verdi, c. 1840 Anonymous

Portrait of the Composer Giuseppe Verdi, 1850s Anonymous

La Traviata: first edition of the original version, 1854 Anonymous

Giuseppe Verdi Theobald Chartran

Villa Castellane, Varese, 1884 Edward Lear

Scene from Verdi's Il Trovatore, at the Royal Italian Opera, 1855 Anonymous

Villa La Foce Garden Anonymous

View of the Villa d'Este and Gardens, 1575 Mario Cartaro

Village Belle Raja Ravi Varma

Villa D'Este, Tivoli, 1869 Ascan Lutteroth

Villa D'Este, Tivoli William Collins

The Gardens of the Villa Ludovisi, Rome, 1749 Claude Joseph Vernet

Villa by the River (La Villa au de là d'une Rivière), 18th century. Canaletto

Wall painting fragment from the peristyle of a Villa at Boscoreale, c.50–40 B.C. Roman Republican Period

Villa Massimi, Rome Harry John Johnson

Portrait of the operatic soprano Marianna Barbieri-Nini, the first Lucrezia in I Due Fo Anonymous

Opera Il trovatore by Giuseppe Verdi, 1902 Anonymous

Set design for the Opera Don Carlos by Giuseppe Verdi. Milano, Teatro alla Scala, 1878 Anonymous

Giuseppe Verdi, Italian composer, late 19th century Frederick Mulnier