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Poster

1890s (printed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A colour lithograph poster advertising the Ibsen Theatre. To the left is a blank cartouche bordered by many sinuous, intertwined serpents. Above the cartouche is a portrait bust of Henrick Isben, the 19th century playwright and theatre director. To the right is a nude female figure with long flowing red hair, standing on the shore of the sea.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Colour lithography on paper
Brief description
Poster designed by Brynolf Wennerberg, advertising the Ibsen Theatre, colour lithograph, Germany, 1890s
Physical description
A colour lithograph poster advertising the Ibsen Theatre. To the left is a blank cartouche bordered by many sinuous, intertwined serpents. Above the cartouche is a portrait bust of Henrick Isben, the 19th century playwright and theatre director. To the right is a nude female figure with long flowing red hair, standing on the shore of the sea.
Dimensions
  • Height: 28.625in
  • Width: 15.875in
Dimensions taken from Victoria & Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings, Accessions 1932. London: HMSO, 1933.
Marks and inscriptions
'B. Wennerberg' (Signed)
Credit line
Given by Mr Norman B. Stone
Object history
This is the stock poster produced for the tour of the dramatic ensemble known as the Ibsen Theatre through northern Germany, Silesia and Austria in the spring of 1898.
Subjects depicted
Bibliographic reference
Victoria & Albert Museum Department of Prints and Drawings and Department of Paintings, Accessions 1932. London: HMSO, 1933.
Collection
Accession number
E.3323-1932

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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