The rehearsal or the baron and the elephant, Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, engraving 1812, A satire on the Covent Garden pantomime of 1812-13, which caused a sensation by the performance of an elephant. The elephant crushes under a fore-foot a bust of Shakespeare and a number of open books. Baron Geramb, wearing an enormous moustache, bestrides the upper part of the trunk. On the elephant's back, in place of the 'Sultan of Cashmire,' sits John Kemble, who throws behind him his socks and ermine-bordered cloak inscribed King John's Mantle towards an actor, Elliston(?).
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The rehearsal or the baron and the elephant, Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, engraving 1812, A satire on the Covent Garden pantomime of 1812-13, which caused a sensation by the performance of an elephant. The elephant crushes under a fore-foot a bust of Shakespeare and a number of open books. Baron Geramb, wearing an enormous moustache, bestrides the upper part of the trunk. On the elephant's back, in place of the 'Sultan of Cashmire,' sits John Kemble, who throws behind him his socks and ermine-bordered cloak inscribed King John's Mantle towards an actor, Elliston(?).

Date

1812

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection/Quint Lox Limited

Notre référence

LZT16A00_217

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

31,0Mo (1,7Mo) / 42,3cm x 18,4cm / 4999 x 2168 (300dpi)

Mots clés

rehearsal baron elephant Cruikshank George 1792 1878 engraving 1812 satire Covent Garden pantomime 1812-13 caused sensation performance elephant. crushes fore-foot bust Shakespeare number open books. Geramb wearing enormous moustache bestrides upper part trunk. elephant's back place 'Sultan Cashmire' sits John Kemble throws socks ermine-bordered cloak inscribed King John's Mantle actor Elliston(?) vintage retro retro styled engraved image engravement victorian art culture illustrative technique history historical old antique nostalgia arkheia nostalgic historic artwork old-fashioned romantic aged traditional historic art

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