Rodzinski, Artur. (1892-1958). Signed Photograph "with heartiest greetings from your friend in Christ". Signed doubleweight publicity photograph of the eminent conductor, his head leaning against his left hand, inscribed "To Rev. & Mrs. Robert Gillespie/ with heartiest greetings from your friend in Christ/ Artur Rodzinski/ 1943". Light creasing in the upper- and lower-right hand corners, a bit of wear along the edges and light silvering at the bottom of the image, overall in fine condition.
After emigrating from Poland in 1926 to serve as assistant conductor to Stokowski in Philadelphia, Rodzinski was later director of the Cleveland Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
After emigrating from Poland in 1926 to serve as assistant conductor to Stokowski in Philadelphia, Rodzinski was later director of the Cleveland Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Rodzinski, Artur. (1892-1958). Signed Photograph "with heartiest greetings from your friend in Christ". Signed doubleweight publicity photograph of the eminent conductor, his head leaning against his left hand, inscribed "To Rev. & Mrs. Robert Gillespie/ with heartiest greetings from your friend in Christ/ Artur Rodzinski/ 1943". Light creasing in the upper- and lower-right hand corners, a bit of wear along the edges and light silvering at the bottom of the image, overall in fine condition.
After emigrating from Poland in 1926 to serve as assistant conductor to Stokowski in Philadelphia, Rodzinski was later director of the Cleveland Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
After emigrating from Poland in 1926 to serve as assistant conductor to Stokowski in Philadelphia, Rodzinski was later director of the Cleveland Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.