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Christina Nilsson as Ophelia.
Stockholm, but in a succession of years she was one of the brightest stars in
Paris opera, besides celebrating her triumphs in various European and American
cities. Other Swedish ladies who achieved success and renown as vocalists are
Henriette Nissen-Saloman (1819—79) and, in more recent days, the coloured
songstress, Sigrid Arnoldson (born 1861), and Ellen Gulbranson (born 1863),
an interpreter of Wagner and Signe Rappe (born 1879). A large number of
prominent Swedish artistes have appeared, chiefly in their own country and
especially at the Opera at Stockholm, for example, Louise Michaeli (1830—
"5), Fredrika Stenhammar (1836—80), Signe Hebbe (born 1837), Mathilda Grabow,
Countess Taube (born 1852), Selma Ek (born 1856), Dina Edling (born 1854),
Caroline Östberg (born 1853), Mathilda Jungstedt (born 1861), Valborg
Svärdström (born 1879), Dagmar Möller (born 1866), Karl Oskar Arnoldson (1830 —
81), Fritz Ariberg (1830—96), Anders Willman (1834 — 98), Johannes Elmblad
(1853—1910), Carl Fredrik Lundqvist (born 1841) and Arvid Ödmann[ 1850 —
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