
Two gentlemen of Verona, III, 2, Daly’s Theatre, July 13, 1895
John Jellicoe · 1842 - 1914
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Two gentlemen of Verona, III, 2, Daly’s Theatre, July 13, 1895, John Jellicoe (1895). Via artnap.com
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This pen and ink drawing shows a theatrical stage scene with a balcony, Ionic columns, and several figures in period costume, including a seated older man and a standing woman in a flowing gown. A circular inset above shows a figure in a feathered cap beside a small dog.























