Emmy Collection

Emmy Destinn / Carmen
EMMY DESTINN Czech opera singer as Carmen

Emmy Destinn, opera singer
Mlle Emmy Destinn, opera singer, soprano Date: 1910

Emmy Destinn
The opera singer Emmy Destinn (1878-1930) on the cover of The Tatler'. She was due to have performed at the Chatelet Theatre in Paris with the New York Metropolitan operatic company

Emmy and Selma, Lake George, 1899. Creator: Alfred Stieglitz
Emmy and Selma, Lake George, 1899. A work made of lantern slide

Emmy Destinn (1878-1930) Soprano, born in Prague, Bohemia. Date: circa 1912

Actress Julie Andrews holding her Emmy Award, London, June 6th 1973

Christmas Greetings - Emmy Wehlen
Front cover photograph from The Sketch magazine featuring actress Emmy Whelan in a snow covered photographic studio posing underneath the word Greetngs. Date: 1909

Emmy Destinn - Czech Operatic Soprano
Emmy Destinn (1878-1930) - Czech Operatic Soprano. Long career in Europe and with the New York Metropolitan Opera. Pictured here in the title role of Herodiass daughter Salome

Emmy Destinn - Opera Star
Emmy Destinn (in Czech - Destinnova) - opera star in Europe and New York (1878-1930). Date: circa 1908

HIS BONDED WIFE, 1918. Starring Emmy Wehlen

Emmy Streng as Isolde
Emmy Streng, soprano singer at the Stadttheater Hamburg, as Isolde, in a production of Richard Wagners Tristan und Isolde in 1927

Strauss / Salome / Destinn
Emmy Destinn, in a production at the Koniglich Opera, Berlin, contemplates the head of Johannes : should she have it mounted, she wonders ?

Emmy Destinn / Aida 1909
EMMY DESTINN Czech opera singer as Aida

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Emmy Destinn, the renowned Czech operatic soprano, captivated audiences with her powerful and emotive performances. Known for her exceptional talent and mesmerizing stage presence, Emmy was a true icon in the world of opera. One of her most memorable roles was that of Carmen, a character known for her seductive charm and fiery spirit. Emmy brought this complex character to life with her incredible vocal range and dramatic flair, leaving audiences spellbound. In 1899, Alfred Stieglitz captured a beautiful moment between Emmy and Selma at Lake George. The photograph immortalized their friendship and showcased Emmy's natural beauty. Even during the festive season, Emmy's talent shone through as she sent Christmas greetings to all her fans. Her warm wishes were accompanied by an enchanting portrait by Emmy Wehlen, showcasing yet another facet of her multifaceted career. Emmy's impact extended beyond the realm of opera. In 1973, actress Julie Andrews proudly held up an Emmy Award in London. This prestigious accolade recognized not only Julie's remarkable acting abilities but also highlighted the connection between different forms of performance art. Throughout history, many have been inspired by Emmy Destinn's unparalleled voice and dedication to her craft. She remains an enduring symbol of excellence in music and opera. In 1918, "His Bonded Wife" featured the talented actress Emmy Wehlen in a leading role. This film showcased both Wehlen's acting prowess as well as highlighting how diverse talents like hers can thrive across various mediums. Another notable portrayal came from Emmy Streng as Isolde in Verdi's iconic opera "Aida. " Streng embodied the tragic heroine with grace and intensity while delivering Verdi's haunting melodies flawlessly. Emmy Destinn will forever be remembered as one of opera’s brightest stars – a woman whose voice could move mountains and touch hearts alike. Her legacy lives on through recordings that capture her extraordinary talent, reminding us of the timeless beauty and power of music.