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Miss Lise Noblet, dancer in La Paysanne Supposee, 1822
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Miss Lise Noblet, dancer in La Paysanne Supposee, 1822
Miss Lise Noblet, dancer in La Paysanne Supposee, 1822.. Mlle. Lise Noblet, dancer, in the ballet La Paysanne Supposee at the Italian Opera House Haymarket. Handcolored stipple copperplate engraving by Robert Cooper after a painting by Frederic de Waldeck. From D. Terrys British Theatrical Gallery, London, Henry Berthoud Jr. 1825
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Miss Lise Noblet, a renowned dancer of the 19th century, is captured in this exquisite handcolored stipple copperplate engraving as she gracefully performs in the ballet "La Paysanne Supposee" at the Italian Opera House in London's Haymarket. The image, created by the skilled hand of engraver Robert Cooper after a painting by Frederic de Waldeck, provides a captivating glimpse into the world of 1820s theatrical arts. The ballet "La Paysanne Supposee," or "The Supposed Peasant Girl," was a popular production during this era, and Miss Noblet's performance as a peasant girl was highly acclaimed for her authenticity and grace. The Italian Opera House in Haymarket was a prestigious venue, and the opportunity to perform there was a significant achievement for any actor or performer. The intricately detailed engraving showcases Miss Noblet in the midst of a lively dance, her flowing skirt swirling around her as she moves with ease and poise. The handcoloring adds vibrancy and depth to the image, bringing the dancer and the scene to life. This engraving is part of D. Terry's British Theatrical Gallery, a collection that documented the theatrical world of the time. It is a valuable historical record, providing insights into the costumes, sets, and performances of the era. The image also serves as a testament to the talent and artistry of Miss Lise Noblet and the other performers who graced the stages of London's theaters in the early 1800s. Overall, this image offers a window into the past, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and artistry of the ballet and the performers who brought it to life over 200 years ago.
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