A peep behind the curtains at Drury Lane
James Sayers · 1748 - 1823
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A peep behind the curtains at Drury Lane, James Sayers (1789). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? James Sayers died in 1823; this work is in the public domain.
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An etching showing a man peering through a parted stage curtain toward a crowded theatre audience, with women in elaborate wigs and men in boxes and the pit. Two curling banners carry handwritten satirical text, and the title identifies the setting as Drury Lane. The print was made by James Sayers in 1789.
