Female Musician Collection

Opera "La fanciulla del West"by Giacomo Puccini, 1914 (poster)
GIA4803463 Opera " La fanciulla del West" by Giacomo Puccini, 1914 (poster) by Palanti

William Shakespeare (engraving)
7239653 William Shakespeare (engraving) by Cook, J.W. (19th Century); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Shakespeare, 1564-1616. English poet, playwright, dramatist and actor)

Picture series Virtuosen der Tonkunst, Clara Schumann and Normann Neruda, Liebig picture, digitally restored reproduction of a collector's picture from around 1900, public domain

Mademoiselle Victoire Balfe, 1837-1871, French soprano. Painted by DJPound after a photograph by Mayall. From the book The Drawing-Room of Eminent Personages, Volume 1

Madame Rosina Penco, 1823-1894, Italian soprano. Painted by DJPound after a photograph by Mayall

Clara Novello, 1818-1908, English opera singer, soprano. Painted by DJPound after a photograph by Mayall, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Record date not stated

Sabine Heinefetter, married Sabine Marquet (19 August 1809 in Mainz - 18 November 1872 in Achern) was a German opera singer in the voice register soprano, Historic

Marie (Camille, Camilla) Felicite Denise Pleyel, nee Marie Moke (born 14 September 1811 in Paris: died 30 March 1875 in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode near Brussels) was a French-Belgian pianist

Caroline Maria Unger, in Italy Carolina Ungher (married Unger-Sabatier)
Caroline Maria Unger, in Italy Carolina Ungher (married Unger-Sabatier, born 28 October 1803 in Vienna, died 23 March 1877 in Florence) was an Austrian opera singer (soprano or mezzo-soprano)

Henriette Freifrau von Pereira-Arnstein, nee von Arnstein (born 29 November 1780 in Berlin, died 13 May 1859 in Vienna), was a pianist and hostess of a Viennese salon, Historic

Henriette Freifrau von Pereira-Arnstein, nee von Arnstein (born 29 November 1780 in Berlin, died 13 May 1859 in Vienna)

Henriette Clementine Meric-Lalande (4 November 1798 in Dunkerque - 4 September 1867 in Chantilly) was a French opera singer (soprano, soprano sfogato)

Giuseppe Frezzolini (1789-1861) Italian opera singer (bass). Father of the soprano Erminia Frezzolini, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Record date not stated

Clara Josephine Schumann nee Wieck, 13 September 1819, 20 May 1896, was a German pianist, composer, piano professor and editor as well as Robert Schumann's woman from 1840, Historical

Marcelina Sembrich-Kochanska also known as Marcella Sembrich, 15 February 1858, 11 January 1935, a Polish singer and pianist, Historical, digital reproduction of an original from the 19th century

Clara Anastasia Novello (born 10 June 1818 in London)
Clara Anastasia Novello (born 10 June 1818 in London, died 12 March 1908 in Rome) was an English opera singer (soprano) with Italian roots, Historic

Miss Arabella Goddard, 1836-1922, English pianist. Painted by DJ Pound after a photograph by Mayall

Madame Anna Bishop, 1810-1884, English soprano. Painted by DJPound after a photograph by Mayall

Woman with violin, violin player, virtuoso, stands on stage and gives a concert, visitors in the squares, distinguished people, Austria, Historical

Celine Montaland (August 10) (1843) (January 8) (1891) was a French actress, dancer and singer, Historic

Marianne von Willemer, 20 November 1784- 6 December 1860, born probably as Marianne Pirngruber, also: Maria Anna Katharina Theresia Jung, was an Austrian born actress, singer, and dancer

Death Comes to the Singer, Todten-Tantz after Beck, Noeller a. other Painters by Georg Max. Theodor Goetz, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Minona Frieb-Blumauer and Theodor Doering, Minona Frieb-Blumauer, 1816 to 1886, a German actress and singer, Theodor Doering, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Hering, 1803 to 1878, a German actor

Sarolta de Bujanovics, Singer, Actress, Historical, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original

Sarolta de Bujanovics, Singer, Actress, Historical, digitally restored reproduction of an original from the 19th century, exact original date not known

Woman singing a lullaby and holding her baby in her arms, 1881, Holland, Historic, digital reproduction of an original 19th-century painting

Homage to Maria Callas, evening dress, fashion sketch, fashion design, women's fashion, haute couture collection, pencil drawing, mixed media, biros, felt-tip pen, watercolour, pastel

Homage to Maria Carta, evening dress, fashion sketch, fashion design, women's fashion, haute couture collection, pencil drawing, mixed media, biros, felt-tip pen, watercolour, pastel

Homage to Dalida, evening dress, fashion sketch, fashion design, women's fashion, haute couture collection, pencil drawing, mixed media, biros, felt-tip pen, watercolour, pastel, acrylic tempera

Violin virtuoso, historical wood engraving, 1886

Mandolin player, historic wood engraving, ca. 1880

House music with zither, woodcut circa 1871

Lute player outside the cabinet, illustration from the yearbook Moderne Kunst in Meisterholzschnitten, Modern Art in Master Woodcuts, 1900

Abendklaenge, illustration from the yearbook, Moderne Kunst in Meisterholzschnitten, Modern Art in Master Woodcuts, 1900

Tobias Stimmer, Flute player from the series the female musicians, 16th century, digitally restored

Dame Emma Albani, 1847 - 1930, a leading opera soprano of the 19th century

Adelina Patti, 1843 - 1919, Italian opera singer

A young woman with a sheet of music, singing, ca. 1900, after Kiesel

Historical drawing from England, 19th century, two young women and a young man singing a song with piano accompaniment, around 1880

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, St. Cecilia playing the harpsichord with the angels

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, Venetian lute player after painting by Frans van Mieris, 1664

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, angels singing and making music, parts of the Ghent Altarpiece in the St. Bavo Cathedral originally created by Jan van Eyck, 15th Century

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, musicians of the 14th Century, the Triumph of Death, after the painting by Orcagna and Andrea di Cione, 1320-1368, a Florentine painter

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, St Cecilia making music with an angel, by Domenico Zampieri, 1581-1641

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, house organ of the 15th Century

Historical drawing from the 19th Century, nun playing the trumscheit or nun's fiddle, 11th Century

Historic drawing from the 19th century, portrait of Gertrud Elisabeth Mara or Schmeling, 1749 -1833, a German opera singer

Historic drawing from the 19th century, portrait of Maria Aloisia Antonia Lange, 1759 - 1839, a German soprano singer and voice instructor, and her husband Joseph Lange, 1751 - 1831, a German actor

Historic drawing from the 19th century, portrait of Charlotte Wilhelmine Franziska or Minna Brandes, 1765 - 1788, a singer and composer for the piano

Historic drawing from the 19th century, musicians playing a lute and a harp, drummer palying a fife, 15th century

Historic drawing from the 19th century, lute player with a pick or plectrum, 16th century

Historic drawing from the 19th century, musicians playing a small organ or portative organ and a 5-string lute, 15th and 16th century

Man playing music for a woman, historical image, ca. 1916

Historic photo, parents with daughter who is playing music, ca. 1915

Historic photograph, man and woman making music, around 1930

GDR, Berlin, 12.02.1990, Political Festival in the Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle, singer

GDR, Berlin, 12.02.1990, political festival in the Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle, band, singer

GDR, Berlin, 26.1.1990, Palast total, youth event in the Palace of the Republic, singer

GDR, Berlin, 26.1.1990, Palast total, youth event in the Palace of the Republic, singer

GDR, Berlin, 26.1.1990, Palast total, youth event in the Palace of the Republic, singer

GDR, Berlin, 26.2.1988, Jazzfest at the HdjT, Uschi Bruening

GDR, Berlin, 26.2.1988, Jazzfest at the HdjT, Uschi Bruening, in the background: Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky (1st from right)

Germany, Berlin, 04. 11. 1990 (commemorative) demonstration on 4 November ('89), on Alexanderplatz, Tamara Danz (right), Europe

Tamara Danz, right: Uwe Hassbecker, Germany, Berlin, 04. 11. 1990 (Remembrance) Demo on 4 November (89), at Alexanderplatz, Mitte, Europe

Musician, woman plays flute, set design, 1910s, Germany, Europe

Portrait, musician, woman plays guitar, 1920s, Germany, Europe

Musician, woman posing with violin, 1930s, Germany, Europe

Musician, woman plays banjo, set design, 1930s, Germany, Europe

Personalities from politics, economy and culture from the years 1965-71. Vera Oelschlegel (actress) (singer) GDR, DEU, Germany, Europe

Personalities from politics, economy and culture from the years 1965-71. Vera Oelschlegel (actress) (singer) GDR, DEU, Germany, Europe

Ernestine Wegner, 1854 to 1883, German theatre actress and singer, historical woodcut, circa 1880, digitally restored reproduction of an original 19th century print, exact original date unknown

Mandolin player, historical wood engraving, ca. 1880, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact original date not known, coloured

The Princess of Wales as Musician of Honour, 1887-1888, Great Britain, Historic, digital reproduction of an original 19th-century master copy

Minona Frieb-Blumauer, 1816 to 1886, a German actress and singer, Theodor Doering, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Hering, 1803 to 1878, a German actor, Historic

Personalities from politics, economy and culture from the years 1965-71. Vera Oelschlegel (actress) (singer) GDR, DEU, Germany, Europe

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"Unleashing the Melodic Power: Celebrating the Legacy of Female Musicians" From Punch cartoons to oil paintings, lithographs to engravings, art has beautifully captured the essence of female musicians throughout history. These captivating images tell stories that transcend time and showcase the immense talent and passion these women possess. In a Punch cartoon titled "A Warning - Wagner's Ring Cycle, " we witness a powerful portrayal of a female musician conquering Wagner's epic masterpiece. Her determination and skill are evident as she takes on this monumental challenge with grace. Another artwork, "Allegory of Music, " painted in 1649, showcases a woman surrounded by musical instruments symbolizing her profound connection to music. It serves as an inspiration for aspiring female musicians who strive to create their own harmonious masterpieces. The lithograph "Taillefer the Troubadour in Advance of William's Army" captures a fearless troubadour leading an army through his enchanting melodies. This image reminds us that gender is no barrier when it comes to making music that moves hearts and souls. Johannes Brahms playing the piano in an engraving demonstrates how female musicians have excelled across various genres throughout history. Their dedication and virtuosity continue to shape classical compositions even today. Even renowned playwright William Shakespeare recognized the power of music, as depicted in an engraving showcasing him alongside talented female musicians. This collaboration between literature and melody highlights how both arts intertwine seamlessly. Intriguingly, cats dancing lithograph adds whimsy into our celebration; it reminds us that creativity knows no bounds or species. It encourages all aspiring artists – regardless of gender – to embrace their unique talents fearlessly. A poster for "Madame Butterfly" featuring a child holding an American flag represents not only cultural diversity but also celebrates women who bring stories alive through their musical performances on stage. They transport audiences into different worlds with every note they play or sing.