"Dramatiques: Portraits of the Stars from the 19th Century" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of dramatic arts with these stunning black and white photographs. Each image tells a story, capturing the essence of renowned performers who graced the stages during the 1800s. Francesco Tamagno (1850) - This Italian tenor's powerful voice resonated through opera houses, leaving audiences spellbound by his passionate performances. Madame Aimee Tessandier (1851) - With grace and elegance, this talented actress brought characters to life, effortlessly evoking emotions that touched hearts. Alexandre Taskin (1853) - Known for his versatility as an actor, Taskin mesmerized spectators with his ability to seamlessly transition between comedic and tragic roles. Romain (1858) - The enigmatic presence of this mysterious performer captivated theatergoers, leaving them intrigued by his magnetic stage persona. Jean Mounet-Sully (1841) - Revered for his commanding stage presence and impeccable delivery, Mounet-Sully was hailed as one of France's greatest tragedians. Madame Nelly Melba (1860) - This Australian soprano enchanted audiences worldwide with her angelic voice that soared effortlessly across operatic compositions. Madame Emilie Mily-Meyer (1860) - A gifted actress known for her emotional depth on stage, Meyer transported viewers into a realm where reality merged seamlessly with fiction. Charles-Gustave-Antoine Le Bargy (1858) - As a leading figure in French theater, Le Bargy's performances were marked by their intensity and meticulous attention to detail. Lucien Guitry (1860) – An accomplished actor whose charisma radiated both on-stage and off-stage; Guitry left an indelible mark on French theater history Jeanne Granier (1852).