Portrait of singer and actress Margaret Martyr (nee Thornton; d. 1807), at Vauxhall, London, England, 1788. She started under her maiden name at Vauxhall Garden, the most popular London show scene of the period

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Portrait of singer and actress Margaret Martyr (nee Thornton; d. 1807), at Vauxhall, London, England, 1788. She started under her maiden name at Vauxhall Garden, the most popular London show scene of the period

FLO4568781 Portrait of singer and actress Margaret Martyr (nee Thornton; d. 1807), at Vauxhall, London, England, 1788. She started under her maiden name at Vauxhall Garden, the most popular London show scene of the period, and was engaged in Covent Garden in 1779. She was very appreciated in comic operas, pantomimes and intermission for 25 years. Engraving in The Vocal Magazine, published by J.Bew, 1778.; (add.info.: Portrait of singer and actress Margaret Martyr (nee Thornton; d. 1807), at Vauxhall, London, England, 1788. She started under her maiden name at Vauxhall Garden, the most popular London show scene of the period, and was engaged in Covent Garden in 1779. She was very appreciated in comic operas, pantomimes and intermission for 25 years. Engraving in The Vocal Magazine, published by J.Bew, 1778.); © Florilegius

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Acteur Anglais Anglaise Angleterre Chanteur 18eme Siecle Allemagne Femme

EDITORS COMMENTS
This portrait captures the essence of singer and actress Margaret Martyr (nee Thornton) as she graces the stage at Vauxhall Garden in London, England in 1788. Known for her exceptional talent and captivating performances, Margaret began her career under her maiden name at the renowned Vauxhall Garden, which was considered the most popular show scene of its time. With a successful engagement at Covent Garden in 1779, Margaret became a beloved figure in comic operas, pantomimes, and intermissions for an impressive 25 years. Her charm and charisma shone through on stage, earning her admiration from audiences far and wide. The intricate details captured in this engraving from The Vocal Magazine published by J.Bew in 1778 showcase Margaret's beauty and grace as she captivates viewers with her performance. From her elegant attire to the subtle expression on her face, every aspect of this portrait speaks volumes about Margaret's talent and presence on stage. As we gaze upon this historical image of Margaret Martyr, we are transported back to a time when she enchanted audiences with her voice and acting skills. Her legacy lives on through this exquisite portrayal that immortalizes her as a true star of the stage.

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