Mascagni Collection (#2)

Colour artwork of nerve & blood supply of head
Human Head. Computer-enhanced historical artwork of the right side of the human head, with its nerves and blood vessels. The face is at right with the red muscles of the mouth

Colour artwork of abdominal & thoracic nerves
Abdominal & thoracic nerves. Computer-enhanced artwork of organs in the human abdomen and thorax with their supply of nerves and blood vessels

Coloured artwork of spinal column & spinal nerves
Spinal nerves. Computer-enhanced historical illustration of the human spinal cord and spinal nerves. Red and blue blood vessels & red muscles of the back & the upper arms can be seen

Illustration of the human spine and brain
Spine & brain. Computer-enhanced historical art- work of the human spine & brain. The brain is seen at top with its blue & red cerebral blood vessels

Mascagni artwork of human brain & blood vessels
Human Brain. Computer-enhanced historical artwork of the blood supply to the top part of a healthy human brain. The top of the two cerebral hemispheres of the brain is seen with the eyes

Coloured illustration of sectioned brain in head
Brain. Computer-coloured illustration of a human head in side view, sectioned to show the brain and its blood vessels. The face is at right; cavities (pink) of the nose, mouth and pharynx are seen

Anatomy of head
Brain. Computer-coloured illustration of a human head in side view, sectioned to show the brain and its blood vessels. The face is at right; cavities (red) of the nose, mouth and pharynx are seen

Coloured illustration of blood supply to hand
Hand. Computer-enhanced historical artwork of the blood supply to the human hand. The skeleton of a right hand is seen covered with branching networks of blood vessels around the bones of the palm

Coloured illustration of blood vessels of arm
Blood supply to arm. Computer-enhanced historical illustration of the blood supply to the right arm. The top part of a human skeleton is seen with the right arm raised over the skull

Mascagni artwork of human brain
Human Brain. Computer-enhanced historical artwork of the human brain. The bottom of the brain is seen here with the forebrain at top of image

Paolo Mascagni C011 / 3618
Italian anatomist and physician Paolo Mascagni (1752- 1815) studied medicine and philosophy at the university of Siena in Tuscany

Paolo Mascagni
The Italian anatomist and physician Paolo Mascagni (1752- 1815) studied medicine and philosophy at the university of Siena in Tuscany

PIETRO MASCAGNI (1863-1945). Italian composer. Drawing, 1932, by Samuel Nisenson

Mascagni / Pietro / Postcard
PIETRO MASCAGNI Italian composer in later life

Mascagni / Pietro / Eichhorn
PIETRO MASCAGNI Italian composer

Mascagni / Pietro / Cig Card
PIETRO MASCAGNI Italian composer Date: 1863 - 1945

Mascagni / Marat / Liebig 5
Act three : the Prince, disguised as a revolutionary, with Mariella, who knows his identity and resolves to flee Paris with him

Mascagni / Marat / Liebig 4
Act two : the Prince, disguised as a revolutionary, recognises his mother at the Revolutionary Tribunal

Mascagni / Marat / Liebig 3
Act one : the prince (in disguise) embraces his mother, imprisoned by the Revolutionaries, through the bars of the prison

Mascagni / Marat / Liebig 2
Act one : the prince (in disguise) joins the Marats, the revolutionary guard, hoping he will be able to rescue his imprisoned mother, la Princesse de Fleury

Mascagni / Cav - Postcar
Turiddu, Lola and Santuzza in a dramatic confrontation, during this idyll of rustic life

Mascagni / Cav - Liebig
Sixty curtain calls greet the first production at the Teatro Costanzi, Rome - a resounding success which will be followed by enduring popularity

Mascagni Portrait
PIETRO MASCAGNI Italian composer

Opera / Mascagni / Rusticana
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Francesco Merli as Turiddu and Bianca Scacciati as Santuzza in the production at La Scala, Milan

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Pietro Mascagni, an Italian composer and conductor, was a prominent figure in the world of opera. His talent and passion for music are evident in his notable works such as "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Iris. " The poster for the opera "Iris, " created by Mascagni himself in 1898, showcases his artistic prowess beyond just composing. It captures the essence of the opera with its captivating illustration of the human spinal cord and brain, symbolizing the depth and complexity of emotions explored in his compositions. A portrait taken around 1890 reveals a glimpse into the life of this musical genius. The photo studio Luzzati beautifully captured his intense gaze, hinting at the profound emotions that he poured into his creations. A caricature lithograph from 1900-1910 adds a touch of humor to Mascagni's image while highlighting his popularity during that time. Mascagni's collaborations with other renowned composers like Puccini Franche further solidify his position among great musicians. Their combined talents brought forth masterpieces that continue to captivate audiences worldwide. The influence of Mascagni's work extended far beyond Italy; even London embraced him warmly. An advertisement poster for "Iris" at Hohenstein's Opera House demonstrates how widely recognized he became internationally. Mascagni's dedication to music is palpable through every aspect associated with him - from posters promoting operas to colored photographs showcasing him as a composer par excellence. His performances at prestigious venues like London Hippodrome only added to his reputation as one who could mesmerize audiences with both composition and conducting skills. Pietro Mascagni left an indelible mark on classical music history through timeless compositions like "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Iris.