
Mr. Grist as Othello
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Mr. Grist as Othello, Victor Moblard. Via artnap.com
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About this work
A full-length watercolor shows a man in theatrical costume with a red coat and breeches, heavily embroidered in gold with a green waistcoat beneath. He strikes a dramatic pose with one arm extended and a sword hanging at his side, set against a soft grey wash background. The inscription at lower left reads "Mr. Grist as Othello, Dublin 1775," identifying the role and place, and the work is catalogued as a print by Victor Moblard.




















