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Mrs Abington Thalia August 20 1783 Stipple engraving
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Mrs Abington Thalia August 20 1783 Stipple engraving
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1742 1821 1783 Assistant Associated Barton Beatrice Devon Drury Lane Fame First State Flower Girl Milliner Oakford Plays Portia Printed Roles Shakespeare Sheridan Stipple Engraving Thalia Theatre Abington Brown Ink Colley Cibber Desdemona Excelled Richard Brinsley
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This stipple engraving, titled "Mrs Abington Thalia" is a remarkable piece of art that captures the essence of beauty and talent. Created on August 20,1783, this etching printed in brown ink showcases the first state of the image. Measuring at 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches (235 x 184 cm), it is truly a masterpiece. The subject of this print is Mrs Abington, an extraordinary British actress born in Oakford, Devon in 1742. Her humble beginnings as a flower girl and milliner's assistant did not hinder her rise to fame. Associated with Drury Lane Theatre, she excelled in contemporary comic roles and was highly regarded by playwrights such as Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Colley Cibber. Mrs Abington's talent propelled her to perform iconic Shakespearean characters like Ophelia, Desdemona, Beatrice, and Portia throughout her career. She captivated audiences with her exceptional portrayal of these complex roles. Created by Richard Cosway, this print beautifully captures Mrs Abington's grace and allure. The intricate details showcase her elegance while highlighting the depth of emotion she brought to each character she portrayed. This stunning artwork from the Liszt Collection serves as a timeless reminder of Mrs Abington's contribution to the world of theater during the late eighteenth century. It stands as a testament to her immense talent and enduring legacy within British theatrical history.
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