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Portrait of Madame Vestris as Pandora in Olympic Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora

Print
1831 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Olympic Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora by J.R. Planché and Charles Dance, with music by John Barnett, was first performed at Madame Vestris' Royal Olympic Theatre, on Monday, January 3, 1831, described as: 'a mythological, allegorical burletta, in one act'.


Object details

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Object type
TitlePortrait of Madame Vestris as Pandora in <i>Olympic Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora</i>
Materials and techniques
Hand-coloured etching
Brief description
Portrait of Madame Vestris as Pandora in Olympic Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora written by James Planché and Charles Dance, with music by John Barnett. Published in London by Orlando Hodgson, 1831
Physical description
Portrait of Madame Vestris as Pandora with the figures of Envy, Malice and Revenge as devils in the background
Dimensions
  • Print size height: 24.4cm
  • Print size width: 19.4cm
  • Total including mount height: 26.1cm
  • Total including mount width: 20.4cm
Credit line
Gabrielle Enthoven Collection
Subject depicted
Summary
Olympic Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora by J.R. Planché and Charles Dance, with music by John Barnett, was first performed at Madame Vestris' Royal Olympic Theatre, on Monday, January 3, 1831, described as: 'a mythological, allegorical burletta, in one act'.
Collection
Accession number
S.471-2011

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Record createdJune 2, 2011
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