Ciro, Signed (12 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. First Edition. This could have light cosmetic flaws, but remains in good condition. The book is signed by Author. Dust jacket condition is Good. This copy is the First Edition of the published work. This copy is the First Printing of the published work. Secure packaging for safe delivery. signed by author.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 244 pp., with extensive index. First printing, with full number line to "1". SIGNED and DATED by author Ciro Cozzi on ffep. Minor shelf and handling wear. Faintly visible erasure of previous bookseller's penciled notations on ffep. Moderate soiling, staining, and wear to dust jacket (see photos); dust jacket is now enclosed in a (removable) protective mylar cover. Signed by Author(s).

Postkarte. Condition: Gut. Postkarte von Ciro de Luca bildseitig mit schwarzem Kuli signiert /// Autogramm Autograph signiert signed signee /// Ciro De Luca (* 11. Dezember 1970 in Neapel; eigentlich Ciro de Luca Bossa[1]) ist ein österreichischer Schauspieler und Comedian. Leben Chartplatzierungen Erklärung der Daten Alben[2] Mit großer Sorge AT 45 17.08.2003 (3 Wo.) Singles[2] Mit großer Sorge AT 7 20.07.2003 (9 Wo.) Ciro de Luca, Bruder der Autorin und Journalistin Elisabetta de Luca, schloss die Schule in Wien mit der Matura ab, begann eine Lehre als Kunsttischler, studierte Kommunikationswissenschaft und widmete sich letztlich der Bühne und der Schauspielerei. Während dieses Studiums, und u. a. bei Elfriede Ott, trat er beginnend ab 1992 unter seinem Künstlernamen Ciro De Luca bis 1995 mit seiner eigenen Kabarettgruppe[1] Die Neurotiker auf und tourte durch Österreich und Deutschland. Im Jahr 1996 brachte er sein erstes, 1998 sein zweites Soloprogramm heraus und tourte später mit dem Soloprogramm De Luca life durch Österreich, Oberitalien und Deutschland.[1] Zurück in Wien wurde er Morning Show Host. Ab 1999 war er Ensemble-Mitglied in einer wöchentlichen Comedy-Serie und von Februar 2001 bis Anfang 2003 seine eigene Late Night Show De Luca beim ORF.[1] Von 2007 bis 2013 führte De Luca als Conférencier im Kabarett Simpl durch das Programm. Bei einem Abstecher ins Operettenfach trat er 2010 in Mörbisch als ?Bordolo? in Der Zarewitsch auf. Darüber hinaus war er gemeinsam mit Christoph Fälbl ab 2011 das Testimonial der ÖBB. /// Standort Wimregal GAD-0372 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 79 Pages, throughout illustrated in color plates. Text in Italian, Germen, English and French by Sylvie Garoch, Gabrielle Bairo Puccetti and Antogiulio Zimarino - CIRO - Roberto Cipollone - dedicated and SIGNED : " Lopparo (?) Grounie e espetto une vostre visite . jer le case Roberto CiRo " Paperback - very fine condition . Book.

Kunstpostkarte seines Fotos "Palazzo Reale, Portici 2001", bildseitig eigenhändig signiert.

Brossura. Condition: discrete. Opera dedicata a Giuseppe Silingardi. Cm.19,5x14,2. Pg.52. Dedica autografa dell'autore. 100 gr.

7 Libretti in 1 Band. Kl.-8° (17,5 x 11 cm.). Getrennte Paginierung. Marmorierter Pappband der Zeit mit goldgepr. Rückenschild. Die Widmung von Rossini für den Münchner Opernsänger Franz Devecchi, der bei der ersten Aufführung im Herbst 1816 im königlichen Hoftheater in München die Titelrolle sang. Die Bayerische Staatsbibliothek besitzt Handschriften der Solostimmen der Münchner Aufführungen am 27. Oktober und 6. November 1817 (Mus.ms. 6404). - Der Sammelband ethält außerdem noch Libretti zu den Opern: Fingal. Musik von Batton. Am 31. März 1822. - Numa Pompilio, Dramma eroico-pastorale in III. Atti. Musik von Ferdinand Paer. Zweite abgekürzte Auflage. 1811. - Mathilde Herzogin von Spoleto. Aufgeführt . den 9. Oktober 1816. - Ginevra, heroisches Singspiel in zwey Akten. Den 13. Julius 1805. - Aschenbrödel, eine komische Oper in zwey Aufzügen. Zur Auführung . im August des Jahres 1818. Die Musik ist von Hrn. Maestro Rossini. - Adelasia ed Aleramo. Dramma serio per Musica in due Atti del Signor Luigi Romanelli. 1808. - Celaniera, heroisches Melo-Dramma in zwey Akten. Zur Aufführung . im Februar des Jahres 1816. Dichtung von Rossi. Musik von Pavesi. - Sehr gut erhalten. Rossini's dedication to the Munich opera singer Franz Devecchi, who sang the title role at the premiere in autumn 1816 at the Royal Court Theatre in Munich. The Bavarian State Library holds manuscripts of the solo parts from the Munich performances on 27 October and 6 November 1817 (Mus.ms. 6404). - The anthology also contains libretti for the following operas: Fingal. Music by Batton. 31 March 1822. - Numa Pompilio, heroic-pastoral drama in three acts. Music by Ferdinand Paer. Second abridged edition. 1811. - Mathilde, Duchess of Spoleto. Performed . on 9 October 1816. - Ginevra, heroic singspiel in two acts. 13 July 1805. - Cinderella, a comic opera in two acts. For performance . in August 1818. The music is by Maestro Rossini. - Adelasia ed Aleramo. Dramma serio per Musica in due Atti by Signor Luigi Romanelli. 1808. - Celaniera, heroic melodrama in two acts. To be performed . in February 1816. Libretto by Rossi. Music by Pavesi. - Very well preserved. Sprache: deutsch.

Editions Soleil Productions / Collection " Les Conquérants de Troy " n° 2 de 2008. In-4 cartonnage éditeur de 48 pages au format 24 x 32 cm. Couverture et dessins de Ciro Tota. sur scénario de Christophe Arleston. Infimes frottis et tassements aux coins. Etat superbe. Edition originale. Exemplaire enrichi d'un joli dessin original, pleine page, signé, de Ciro Tota.

A scarce and visually striking limited edition poetic work, printed in Rome in 1918, combining Italian avant-garde production with French literary expression. This copy forms part of a numbered limitation, identified as: No. 210 It is signed separately by the author, Luigi Amaro, in red ink on the limitation page, and further distinguished by a substantial autograph presentation inscription, dated 1925, reading: Al pittore Ciro Tozzi invio per un ricordo fraterno incancellabile This establishes the copy as a personal gift from Amaro to the Italian painter Ciro Tozzi, situating it within the artistic and literary circles of early twentieth-century Italy. The volume is preserved in its original printed wrappers, as issued, with untrimmed edges and strong typographic presentation, including a bold two-colour illustrative frontispiece. Importantly, the 1918 Rome edition is bibliographically recorded as including a prefatory poem by Guillaume Apollinaire, titled À Luigi Amaro, forming part of the original publication context and reflecting the close literary relationship between the two figures within the European avant-garde. Condition; Original wrappers, lightly worn with minor creasing and handling marks. Edges largely untrimmed. Internally clean, with strong impressions throughout. The authors signature and inscription are clear and well preserved. Why This Matters; This is a multi-layered association copy, combining: A limited numbered edition A distinctive red ink author signature A personal presentation inscription to Ciro Tozzi A documented connection to Guillaume Apollinaire through the edition's prefatory structure Such copies move beyond standard signed examples into the realm of cultural artefacts, linking literary and artistic figures across early twentieth-century European networks. Offered by Atlas Rare Books, specialists in rare and antiquarian books.

Condition: Very Good. Autograph letter with musical fragment from the Anglo-Italian composer then living in London, Ciro Pinsuti, to the English tenor and occasional composer W H Cummings, congratulating him on 'the great success of your charming Cantata', particularly the 'lovely subject in the Introduction. and the quartett with Harp Accom[panimen]t.' Pinsuti laments the failure of his fellow country-men to live up to Cummings' vocal quality: 'I only wish that my Italian Tenors could do half as much, but alas! some them have as yet to learn their notes.' Pinsuti signs his name in full, giving an address in New Broad Street. The letter occupies 2 pages of a folded bifolium; paper blind stamped 'SS Maurizio Lazzaro'. Very Good Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item.

IP signed photograph, shows Ciro Immobile as footballer (Italian National Team), 8 x 12 inch, obtained In-Person in Hannover, signed in black felt tip, in very fine condition.

IP signed photograph, shows Ciro Ferrara as footballer (Juventus Turin), 8 x 12 inch, obtained In-Person in Berlin, signed in black felt tip, in very fine condition.