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Description Costumes for Act I of Giuseppe Verdi's en:I masnadieri, showing Coristi [Chorister], Moser, and Arminio, presumably from the original performance.
Date L'Italia Musicale started in 1847, and this is from its first year (Anno 1), so 1847 or early 1848.
Source Gallica; original source: L'Italia Musicale, Anno 1, n°24; edited Francesco Lucca (Milano)
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  • "Lit. Corbetta" (presumably "lithographed by Corbetta" - this appears to be Francesco Corbetta (1815-?)
  • Artist uncredited.
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