File:Cesira Ferrani as Manon Lescaut.jpg

• Description: Photograph of Cesira Ferrani (1863 - 1943) as Manon Lescaut
• Photographer/Copyright holder: Unknown
• Date: Circa 1900
• Source: Pro Opera, March 2008 Issue, p. 29. Published online at http://www.proopera.org.mx/pdf/pdfmarzo08/revista/29%20Puccini.pdf

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