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Royal Patronage of the Imperial Theatre, the King and Queen at the Performance of Mrs Langtrys Play, "The Crossways, "8 December (litho)
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Royal Patronage of the Imperial Theatre, the King and Queen at the Performance of Mrs Langtrys Play, "The Crossways, "8 December (litho)
1601340 Royal Patronage of the Imperial Theatre, the King and Queen at the Performance of Mrs Langtrys Play, " The Crossways, " 8 December (litho) by Begg, Samuel (fl.1886-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Royal Patronage of the Imperial Theatre, the King and Queen at the Performance of Mrs Langtrys Play, " The Crossways, " 8 December. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 13 December 1902.
s Begg); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25132786
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Actresses Imperial Theatre Lillie Langtry Mrs Langtry Prince Of Wales The Crossways
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This lithograph captures a moment of royal patronage at the Imperial Theatre, where the King and Queen attended a performance of Mrs. Langtry's play, "The Crossways" on 8 December. The image, created by Samuel Begg and part of a private collection, showcases the grandeur and elegance of this prestigious event. In this enchanting scene, we see the regal couple seated in their ornate box, surrounded by an air of anticipation. The King exudes authority in his distinguished attire while the Queen radiates grace and poise beside him. Their presence alone adds an aura of prestige to this theatrical production. Mrs. Langtry herself takes center stage as both playwright and actress, her talent shining through as she captivates the audience with her performance. Other notable figures from London's high society can be spotted among the crowd, further enhancing the allure of this occasion. The Imperial Theatre itself is depicted with meticulous detail - its opulent architecture serving as a fitting backdrop for such esteemed guests. This print transports us back to a time when theater was not only entertainment but also an opportunity for social gathering and cultural appreciation. Published in The Illustrated London News on 13 December 1902, this engraving immortalizes an evening that showcased artistry merging with royalty. It serves as a reminder of how patronage from influential figures can elevate artistic endeavors to new heights while also highlighting the enduring legacy left behind by performers like Mrs. Langtry.
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