The Theatre by Thomas Rowlandson (1813)

Hand-colored print of a theatre interior with an actor gesturing on stage and an audience in tiered boxes and pit.

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Rowlandson died in 1827; this work is in the public domain.

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This hand-colored print shows the interior of a theatre, with a crowded audience filling the tiered boxes and pit while a performer in a gold-trimmed coat gestures center stage. Figures sprawled on the stage floor suggest a dramatic scene, framed by a painted ceiling, red drapery and ornate candelabra. The work is titled The Theatre, attributed to Thomas Rowlandson, and dated 1813.

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1813

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