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Drawings: G0037
Title
John Bannister, "School of Garrick"
Technique
Watercolour
Subject
Artist
Dimensions
Height: 26.5cm
Width: 21cm
Width: 21cm
Other materials
Pencil and watercolour on laid paper
Provenance
Charles Mathews
Other number
Mathews 259 (artist unknown)
RW/CKA 48F (artist unknown)
RW/CKA 48F (artist unknown)
Exhibition history
1833 London, Queen's Bazaar, Oxford Street, "Mr Mathews's Gallery of Theatrical Portraits" (259)
The sitter wears a blue jacket and a Shakespeare Ribband. See G0006.
This drawing is similar in pose and concept to the portrait by Henry Edridge engraved by William Ridley for Parsons's “Minor Theatre” April 1794, a publication that appears to be closely associated with the School of Garrick portraits.
This drawing is similar in pose and concept to the portrait by Henry Edridge engraved by William Ridley for Parsons's “Minor Theatre” April 1794, a publication that appears to be closely associated with the School of Garrick portraits.
