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Eddison Collection

Album
18th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Portrait entitled 'The Moorish Pilgrim returning from Macca [i.e.Mecca]' showing a profile image of a male actor in full costume. One page in an album of gouache drawings, 27, of various characters and their costumes, formerly owned by Edmund and Charles Kean, 18th century. Eddison Collection.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleEddison Collection (named collection)
Materials and techniques
paper, card, glue or paste, pen and ink and gouache
Brief description
Portrait entitled 'The Moorish Pilgrim returning from Macca' in full costume. One page in an album of gouache drawings, 27, of various characters and their costumes, formerly owned by Edmund and Charles Kean, 18th century. Eddison Collection.
Physical description
Gouache painting depicting a profile image of a man in a three-quarter length brown tunic trimmed with white fur, over a pale yellow undertunic and loose white trousers. He also wears bright red slippers and a loose pale brown and white turban and is carrying a white banner trimmed with a gold fringe over his right shoulder. Above the image is a title reading 'The Moorish Pilgrim returning from Macca' in pen and ink.
Dimensions
  • Height: 34cm
  • Width: 23.5cm
  • Total including mount height: 34.4cm
  • Total including mount width: 24.7cm
Marks and inscriptions
'The Moorish Pilgrim returning from Macca [i.e. Mecca]' (Written or painted in ink above painting.)
Summary
Portrait entitled 'The Moorish Pilgrim returning from Macca [i.e.Mecca]' showing a profile image of a male actor in full costume. One page in an album of gouache drawings, 27, of various characters and their costumes, formerly owned by Edmund and Charles Kean, 18th century. Eddison Collection.
Collection
Accession number
S.698:26-1997

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Record createdAugust 6, 2010
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