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Olivia Monona in Costume
1910
Portrait of opera singer, Olivia Monona (Olivia Goldberger) in costume for Carmen.
Olivia Monona in Costume
1915
Opera singer, Olivia Monona in costume posing on a bench.
Olivia Goldenberger Graduation
December 1909
Bust portrait of Olivia Goldenberger (later known as Olivia Monona) at the time of her graduation from the University of Wisconsin at the age of 20. It is inscribed: "Alla saintess, Olivia."
Olivia Goldenberger as Little Lord Fauntleroy
1902
Olivia Goldenberger (later changed to Olivia Monona) in costume as Little Lord Fauntleroy for a theater production.
Olivia Monona with Oscar Hanke
1920
Informal portrait of opera singer, Olivia Monona, with her husband, Oscar Hanke, first violinist with the Chicago Opera Company. The couple was married in 1919.
