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Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) was an Italian composer who left an indelible mark on the world of opera. His works, such as La Traviata and Macbeth, continue to captivate audiences with their emotional depth and timeless melodies. The frontispiece of the score for La Traviata showcases Verdi's ability to create music that resonates with both performers and listeners alike. In a Liebig chromolithography from 1900, we see a scene from Verdi's Trouvere: act I sc. 3, beautifully brought to life through vibrant colors. This depiction highlights Verdi's talent for creating visually stunning productions that complement his musical genius. A black-and-white photograph taken in the 1860s captures Verdi in a pensive moment, revealing the intensity behind his compositions. Another portrait by American artist Chase Emerson shows him in later years, reflecting his enduring influence on generations of musicians. Verdi is also immortalized in bronze and pastel portraits that capture his likeness and artistic spirit. These images serve as reminders of his lasting impact on the world of classical music. The poster for Macbeth provides a glimpse into one of Verdi's most dramatic operas, showcasing his ability to bring Shakespearean tragedy to life through powerful orchestration and captivating storytelling. Scenes from La Forza del Destino illustrate Edoardo Marchioro's scenography at Teatro alla Scala in Milan during various performances throughout history. These intricate designs enhance Verdi's grand vision for this opera about fate and destiny.