One of three paintings by Slevogt that portrait d'Andrade in this role. The painting depicts the scene when Don Giovanni invites the dead Commendatore to dinner (O statua gentilissima), with Leporello hiding behind him.
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Одна из трех картин Слевогта, изображающих д'Андраде в этой роли. На картине изображена сцена, когда Дон Жуан приглашает мертвого коменданта на ужин (O statua gentilissima), а Лепорелло прячется за его спиной.
Max Slevogt: Der Sänger Francisco d'Andrade al Don Giovanni in Mozarts Oper, 1912 One of three paintings by Slevogt that portrait d'Andrade in this role. The painting depicts the scene when Don Giovanni invites the dead Commendatore to dinner (''O stat