Macbeth, II, Sir Henry Irving as Macbeth, Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth, Lyceum Theatre, January 26, 1889
John Jellicoe · 1842 - 1914
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A pen-and-ink drawing shows a crowded stage-like hall with a Romanesque arcade, where cloaked figures in the foreground are followed by armed men holding torches and spears. Two women in dark veils and long robes stand at the right, while a man in a plaid cloak gestures upward toward onlookers on the balconies.
