Gioacchino Collection (#2)

ROSSINI, Gioacchino (1792-1868). Italian composer. Portrait of Gioacchino Rossini. Engraving

OPERA: SEMIRAMIDE, 1842. The concluding scene of Gioacchino Rossinis opera Semiramide, from an 1842 performance at the Covent Garden Theatre, London, England. Contemporay English wood engraving

PLAYING CARD, 1780. German playing card of 1780 featuring a Figaro from Beaumarchais The Barber of Seville

BARBER OF SEVILLE. Costume design for the character of Rosina from Gioacchino Rossinis opera The Barber of Seville. Line engraving, c1820s

GIOACCHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868). Italian operatic composer. Wood engraving, English, 1868

GIOACCHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868). Italian composer. Oil on canvas

GIOACCHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868). Italian operatic composer. Drawing, 1932, by Samuel Nisenson

His Holiness Leo XIII
POPE LEO XIII Gioacchino Vincenzo Raffaelle Luigi Pecci

Rossini / Rumpf
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Italian composer in middle age

Rossini / Anon Eng
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI the Italian composer in middle age

Rossini Woolnoth
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI the Italian composer in middle age

Rossini / Gill / Lune 1867
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Italian/French musician

Rossini / Eichhorn
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Italian composer

Rossini / Bruyeres 1847
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Italian composer

Rossini / Cig Card Wills
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Italian composer

Rossini / Ils 1867 Robert
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI composer, as an elderly man, full-length portrait, seated, with stick

Rossini / Pinnock 1823
GIOACCHINO ROSSINI the Italian composer as a young man

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Gioacchino Antonio Rossini, the renowned Italian composer, left an indelible mark on the world of music. Born in 1792 and passing away in 1868, his compositions continue to captivate audiences worldwide. His genius was recognized not only by music enthusiasts but also by Pope Leo XIII. In a stunning engraving colored with utmost precision, Pope Leo XIII is depicted alongside Rossini Balestrieri. This portrayal signifies the deep admiration and respect that the pontiff held for this musical maestro. Another captivating image showcases Gioacchino Antonio Rossini himself, portrayed in a portrait by Chase Emerson, an American artist from 1874-1922. The intensity captured within this artwork reflects both the brilliance of Rossini's talent and his profound impact on classical music. Pope Leo XIII's influence extended beyond religious matters as he directed a phonograph message to America from Rome. This technological feat demonstrates his progressive mindset and willingness to embrace innovation even during his time as pope. The connection between Gioacchino Antonio Rossini and Pope Leo XIII can be traced back further through history. Ludovico Visconti's detailed vault depicts Joachim and Anne meeting at Jerusalem's golden door while an angel guarantees their offspring - a powerful symbol of hope and divine intervention. Similarly, another section of the vault portrays St. Anne's marriage along with scenes depicting promises made by angels regarding their future children - including Mary herself. These various hints shed light on different aspects of Gioacchino's life: his exceptional musical talent celebrated by Pope Leo XIII; his timeless portraits capturing his essence; even historical depictions showcasing connections to biblical figures like Joachim and Anne. Gioacchino Antonio Rossini remains etched in our memories as one of Italy's greatest composers whose melodies continue to enchant generations worldwide.