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Cartoon, George Durlacher, art dealer and gallery owner

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Cartoon, George Durlacher, art dealer and gallery owner

Cartoon, George Durlacher (c.1859-1942) art dealer and gallery owner (Durlacher Brothers) -- A First-Nighter.
1884

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1884 Audience Bros Brothers Bryan Dealer Entracte Gallery Moustache Parting Owner


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This photograph captures the dapper and charming figure of George Durlacher, a renowned art dealer and gallery owner of the late Victorian era. Taken in 1884, the image shows Durlacher, dressed in formal attire, beaming with delight as he holds his hat in the center of an excited and fashionable theatre audience. The title of the photograph, "A First-Nighter," suggests that this was a special occasion, perhaps the opening night of a new production. George Durlacher was a prominent figure in London's art scene, co-owning the prestigious Durlacher Brothers gallery with his brother, Joseph. The brothers were known for their exceptional taste and discerning eye, representing some of the most influential artists of the time, including James McNeill Whistler and John Singer Sargent. Despite his successful career in the art world, this photograph reveals another side of Durlacher's life - his love for the theatre. The man with the well-groomed moustache, parted hair, and confident smile is not just a businessman but also a man of culture and society. The hats held by the men in the audience add to the sense of occasion and elegance, making this photograph a fascinating glimpse into the past. This image, by renowned photographer Bryan, is a testament to the vibrant and diverse social scene of London in the 1880s. It is a reminder of a time when art, theatre, and society intertwined, creating a rich tapestry of culture and creativity.

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