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Jules Massenet Posters & Art Prints
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Jules Emile Massenet, Giclee Print
Jules Massenet,
Giclee Print

Jules Massenet
b. 5-12-1842; Montaud, France
d. 8-31-1912; Paris (cancer)

Jules Massenet, a composer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is best known for his operas.

His mother was his first music teacher; he worked as a timpanist (a musician who plays the “kettle drum”) to support later study.

Jules Emile Massenet, Giclee Print
Jules Massenet,
Giclee Print

Esclarmonde, Jules Massenet, Art Print
Esclarmonde,
Art Print

Le Mage Opera, Jules Massenet, Art Print
Le Mage Opera,
Art Print

Jules Massenet, Panurne Opera, Art Print
Panurne Opera,
Art Print

Roma Opera, Jules Massenet, Art Print
Roma Opera,
Art Print

Panurge Opera is based on the work of Francois Rabelais.

Poster for 'Werther' by Jules Massenet at The Theatre National de L'Opera-Comique, Paris, 1893
Poster for ‘Werther’
by Jules Massenet at
The Theatre National
de L'Opera-Comique,
Paris, 1893,
Giclee Print

The Suffering of the Young Werther, Poster Advertising the Opera Werther by Jules Massenet,
Giclee Print

“Werther”, an opera in four acts, was based on the German novella The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Sybil Sanderson Takes the Title Role in This Story of the Egyptian Courtesan, Thais, Giclee Print
Sybil Sanderson
in Thais,
Giclee Print

Lina Cavalieri Italian Singer in Massenet's Thais, Photographic Print
Lina Cavalieri
in Massenet's Thais,
Photographic Print

• Jules Massenet wrote the opera “Thais”, the story of an Egyptian courtesan, for American soprano Sybil Sanderson.

• more opera singers posters

Mary Garden, as the Pagan Courtesan Thais, in the 1907 Production of the Jules Massenet Opera,
Giclee Print

Fyodor Ivanovich Chaliapin, Russian Opera Singer as Don Quichotte,
Photographic Print

Portrait of Dmitry Smirnov as Chevalier Des Grieux in Jules Massenet's, Giclee Print
Dmitry Smirnov as Chevalier Des Grieux in Jules Massenet's Manon,
Giclee Print

Avez-vous peur, from opera Manon / Enrico Caruso & Geraldine Farrar, 1912
Internet Archive

• Herodiade (1881) is an opera in four acts based on a novella by Gustave Flaubert. Massenet's retelling of the John the Baptist story with Salome, Herod Antipas and Herodias, is less violent than Richard Strauss's Salome, based on a text by Oscar Wilde.

• Salome dance print

Portrait of Dmitry Smirnov as Chevalier Des Grieux in Jules Massenet's, Giclee Print
Herodiade -
Hand Made Oil Preproduction from Benjamin Constant

1995 recording of Herodiade by Jules Massenet
Internet Archive

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Jules Massenet Posters & Art Prints for the music studio, arts and social studies classrooms, and home schoolers.

Jules Massenet Posters & Art Prints
for the music studio, arts and social studies classrooms, and home schoolers.