Georgio Collection

Georgio Barsotti Bloodstock Agent 17 September 1993 Date: 17 September 1993

Giulia Grisi (1811-69) as Elvira and Luigi Lablache (1794-1858
CWA97287 Giulia Grisi (1811-69) as Elvira and Luigi Lablache (1794-1858) as Sir George Walton in I Puritani, from Recollections of the Italian Opera

Georg Andreas Agricola, 1672 To 1738. German Physician And Botanist. From Crabbs Historical Dictionary Published 1825

Isola San Georgio, Venice, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Piazzetta and San Georgio by moonlight, Venice, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

San Georgio from Doges Palace by moonlight, Venice, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Genoa, Italy - Caricamento Square - St Georges Palace Date: circa 1920s

Traviata - Liebig - 3
Act two, scene eight : Alfredos father, Georgio Germont, tries in vain to console him for the loss of Violetta who has nobly renounced him

Traviata - Liebig - 2
Act two, scene five : Alfredos father, Georgio Germont, visits Violetta and tells her she is ruining his son and also his daughters marriage prospects

Giorgio Vasari
GEORGIO VASARI Italian artist, architect and art historian, famous for his Lives of the painters

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Georgio Barsotti, an unforgettable name in the annals of Venetian history. This caption pays homage to the enchanting Isola San Georgio, where Georgio's spirit lingers. Once home to the renowned opera singers, Giulia Grisi as Elvira and Luigi Lablache, their melodies echoed through the moonlit Piazzetta and San Georgio. Amidst the serene beauty of Venice, Georgio's legacy intertwines with that of the great German physician and botanist, Georg Andreas Agricola. His works, published in the Crabbs Historical Dictionary of 1825, shed light on the natural wonders surrounding San Georgio. As we gaze upon the moonlit Doge's Palace and the majestic St. George's Palace in Genoa's Caricamento Square, we are transported back in time. The timeless tale of 'Traviata' unfolds, as Liebig's third and second acts resonate with the essence of love and loss. The brushstrokes of Giorgio Vasari capture the essence of this enchanting world, a testament to the enduring allure of Georgio's Venice.