Fidelio Collection

Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio (chromolitho)
2782876 Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio)

Beethoven, Fidelio (chromolitho)
667107 Beethoven, Fidelio (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Beethoven, Fidelio. Card published by Guerin-Boutron, c 1900)

Scene from Beethovens "Fidelio, "at the Royal Italian Opera (engraving)
1625711 Scene from Beethovens " Fidelio, " at the Royal Italian Opera (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scene from Beethovens " Fidelio)

Page of musical score of "Fidelio": beginning of act III
LRI3506779 Page of musical score of " Fidelio" : beginning of act III, 1805 (pen & ink on paper) by Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827); Biblioteca del Conservatorio G

The children found by Fidelio (engraving)
2777430 The children found by Fidelio (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The children found by Fidelio)

Miss Poole as Marcelline in the Opera of Fidelio, 1839 (litho)
2563350 Miss Poole as Marcelline in the Opera of Fidelio, 1839 (litho) by Clay, Edward Williams (1799-1857); 11x3 cm; Free Library of Philadelphia; (add.info)

Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio (chromolitho)
2782880 Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scene from Beethovens opera Fidelio)

Fidelio, Act II scene iii (gravure)
666897 Fidelio, Act II scene iii (gravure) by Dodge, William de Leftwich (1867-1935) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fidelio, Act II scene iii)

Scene from Beethovens "Fidelio, "at Her Majestys Theatre, the "Hymn to Liberty"(engraving)
1625691 Scene from Beethovens " Fidelio, " at Her Majestys Theatre, the " Hymn to Liberty" (engraving) by English School

Katherina Klafsky as Leonora from Fidelio, 1892 (b / w photo)
XJF444337 Katherina Klafsky as Leonora from Fidelio, 1892 (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Scene from Beethovens Fidelio, at the Royal Italian Opera, London, Uk; Grieve
SCENE FROM BEETHOVENs FIDELIO, AT THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, LONDON, UK; Grieve and Telbins courtyard of the Spanish state prison

Scene from Beethovens Fidelio, at her Majestys Theatre, the Hymn to Liberty, Haymarket, London, Uk, 1851 Engraving

BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO, 1805. Program for the premiere of Ludwig van Beethovens Fidelio at Vienna, Austria, 20 November 1805, at the Theater an der Wien

BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO, 1806. Title page of the second edition of Ludwig van Beethoven s
BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO, 1806. Title page of the second edition of Ludwig van Beethovens opera Fidelio, retitled Leonore or the Triumph of Conjugal Love

BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO, 1805. Title page of the first edition of Ludwig van Beethoven s
BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO, 1805. Title page of the first edition of Ludwig van Beethovens opera Fidelio, with a libretto by Joseph Sonnleithner, Vienna, Austria, 1805

Scene from Beethovens Fidelio, at the Royal Italian Opera, London, Uk; Grieve
SCENE FROM BEETHOVENs FIDELIO, AT THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, LONDON, UK; Grieve and Telbins courtyard of the Spanish state prison

Scene from Beethovens Fidelio, at her Majestys Theatre, the Hymn to Liberty, Haymarket, London, Uk, 1851 Engraving

BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO. Florestan saved from Pizarro by Leonore in Ludwig van Beethovens Fidelio. Wood engraving after Eugen Klimsch

BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO. Scene from a performance of Ludwig van Beethovens Fidelio at the Royal Italian Opera, London, England, in 1851. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

Fidelio - Liebig
FIDELIO Act 3 scene 3; Fidelio reveals herself as Leonora, Florestans wife, and menaces the wicked Don Pizarro with a pistol

Fidelio - Liebig - 6
FIDELIO Act 3 scene 7 - Fidelio/Leonora and Florestan are re-united, he is released, Don Pizarro is led away in chains, all is resolved

Fidelio - Liebig - 5
FIDELIO Act 3 scene 3 - Fidelio/Leonora reveals her identity to the evil Don Pizarro and threatens him with a pistol

Fidelio - Liebig - 4
FIDELIO Act 3 scene 2 - Fidelio/Leonora helps Rocco dig a grave for her imprisoned husband Florestan

Fidelio - Liebig - 3
FIDELIO Act 2 scene 8 - the wicked Don Pizarro orders Rocco to dig Florestans grave : he is overheard by Leonora, disguised as Fidelio

Fidelio - Liebig - 1
FIDELIO Act 1 scene 4 : Leonora (disguised as a man) in the home of the jailer Rocco, whose daughter Marcellina fancies her/him

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"Fidelio: Beethoven's Timeless Opera Unveiled in Captivating Artworks" Step into the world of Beethoven's opera, Fidelio, through a series of stunning chromolithos and engravings that bring its captivating scenes to life. From the Royal Italian Opera to Her Majesty's Theatre, these artworks transport us to the grand stages where Fidelio has enthralled audiences for centuries. In one scene, we witness the intensity of Act III as we gaze upon a page from the musical score. The beginning of this act sets the stage for an emotional climax that will leave hearts racing and spirits soaring. But Fidelio is not just about music; it tells a powerful story. In another engraving, we see Fidelio herself discovering lost children. This poignant moment showcases her bravery and compassion as she navigates through adversity to bring hope and salvation. The litho depicting Miss Poole as Marcelline captures the essence of her character with striking detail. Through her portrayal, we glimpse Marcelline's strength and determination in supporting Fidelio on their shared journey towards freedom. As we delve deeper into Act II scene iii, a gravure transports us into an intense confrontation between characters. The tension is palpable as they navigate moral dilemmas and fight for justice against all odds. One engraving stands out among them all - a scene at Her Majesty's Theatre featuring the "Hymn to Liberty. " Here, Beethoven's masterpiece becomes intertwined with political themes, igniting passion within both performers and audience members alike. Each chromolitho offers glimpses into different moments throughout Fidelio - from tender exchanges between lovers to dramatic confrontations that test their resolve. These vibrant illustrations serve as windows into this timeless opera’s soul-stirring narrative. Fidelio continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its timeless message of love triumphing over oppression.