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Mr Edward Terry, actor, seated studio portrait
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Mr Edward Terry, actor, seated studio portrait
Mr Edward Terry, actor, (10 March 1844 ?? 2 April 1912) seated studio portrait in astrakhan coat. Edward Terry founded Terry's Theatre, at the site of the Coal Hole music hall and public house, The Strand, London. Also known as Edward O'Connor Terry, he was reputed to be the illegitimate son of Fergus O'Connor Irish Chartist. Date: 1895
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This studio portrait captures the distinguished and enigmatic presence of Edward Terry, an acclaimed actor of the late Victorian era. Born on 10 March 1844, Terry is believed to be the illegitimate son of Fergus O'Connor, a prominent Irish Chartist leader. He made his mark on the theatrical world by founding Terry's Theatre at the site of the Coal Hole music hall and public house on The Strand in London. Edward Terry, also known as Edward O'Connor Terry, is seen here seated in an astrakhan coat, exuding an air of sophistication and confidence. The rich texture and luxurious appearance of the coat add an alluring depth to the photograph, making it a striking representation of the man and the era. The 1890s were a period of great change and innovation in the world of theatre, and Terry was a key figure in this dynamic scene. The portrait, taken in 1895, offers a glimpse into the life of a man who left an indelible mark on the theatrical landscape of the time. Terry's Theatre was known for its high-quality productions and innovative staging techniques, attracting a diverse and discerning audience. The theatre was also a hub of artistic and intellectual activity, with many notable figures of the day frequenting its performances. This photograph serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Edward Terry and the important role he played in shaping the theatrical world of the late 19th century. The rich history and intrigue surrounding his life and career continue to captivate audiences and scholars alike, making this portrait a valuable and intriguing addition to any collection.
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