Cyrus Cuneo.'The Banishment of Coriolanus', depicting Act II Scene IV of Coriolanus at the Lyceum Theatre featuring Henry Irving, taken from Black & White, 1901
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Cyrus Cuneo.'The Banishment of Coriolanus', depicting Act II Scene IV of Coriolanus at the Lyceum Theatre featuring Henry Irving, taken from Black & White, 1901, Cyrus Cincinatto Cuneo (1901), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Cyrus Cuneo.'The Banishment of Coriolanus', depicting Act II Scene IV of Coriolanus at the Lyceum Theatre featuring Henry Irving, taken from Black & White, 1901, Cyrus Cincinatto Cuneo (1901), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comCyrus Cuneo.'The Banishment of Coriolanus', depicting Act II Scene IV of Coriolanus at the Lyceum Theatre featuring Henry Irving, taken from Black & White, 1901, Cyrus Cincinatto Cuneo (1901), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-179398574">artnap.com</a>
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A pencil-style drawing shows a crowd of men brandishing tools and weapons confronting a central woman in dark draped robes, while togaed figures stand near a classical colonnaded building. The composition records Act II Scene IV of Coriolanus as depicted in the 1901 print by Cyrus Cincinatto Cuneo, published in Black & White.
