Orpheus, A Musical Drama in imitation of the Ancient Greek, Theatrical Feafts [sic] as perform'd at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket by Mr. Tenducci
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ca. late eighteenth century (printed)
ca. late eighteenth century (printed)
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Engraving of the actor Mr. Tenducci in the role of Orpheus at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket, ca.late eighteenth century. Harry Beard Collection.
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Title | Orpheus, A Musical Drama in imitation of the Ancient Greek, Theatrical Feafts [sic] as perform'd at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket by Mr. Tenducci (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Engraving, printed ink on paper. |
Brief description | Engraving of the actor Mr. Tenducci in the role of Orpheus at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket, ca.late eighteenth century. Harry Beard Collection |
Physical description | Engraving of the actor Mr. Tenducci in the role of Orpheus at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket, ca.late eighteenth century. |
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Credit line | Harry R. Beard Collection, given by Isobel Beard |
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Literary reference | Orpheus |
Summary | Engraving of the actor Mr. Tenducci in the role of Orpheus at the Kings Theatre in the Haymarket, ca.late eighteenth century. Harry Beard Collection. |
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Accession number | S.1448-2012 |
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Record created | November 30, 2012 |
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