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Miss Priscilla Hopkins in the character of Aura in Charles Johnsons The Country Lasses
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Miss Priscilla Hopkins in the character of Aura in Charles Johnsons The Country Lasses
6337917 Miss Priscilla Hopkins in the character of Aura in Charles Johnsons The Country Lasses by Pollard, R. (18th century); (add.info.: Miss Priscilla Hopkins in the character of Aura in Charles Johnsons The Country Lasses. However, she did not play the role in London. Priscilla Hopkins, 1756-1845, was an English actress who married the actor William Brereton in 1777 and later John Philip Kemble in 1787. Copperplate engraving by R. Pollard after an illustration by James Roberts from Bells British Theatre, Consisting of the most esteemed English Plays, John Bell, London, 1778.); © Florilegius
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Actress Actresses Aura Bells British Theatre Cinema Covent Garden Theatre Drury Lane Theatre English Actress James Roberts John Bell Role Theatrical Tragedy Copperplate Engraving John Philip Kemble Pollard
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This print showcases the talented Miss Priscilla Hopkins embodying the character of Aura in Charles Johnson's renowned play, The Country Lasses. Despite not performing this role in London, Miss Hopkins leaves a lasting impression with her portrayal. Miss Priscilla Hopkins was an English actress who graced both the stage and screen during her illustrious career. In 1777, she married actor William Brereton and later tied the knot with John Philip Kemble in 1787. Her talent and versatility as an actress earned her great acclaim throughout Europe. The copperplate engraving by R. Pollard beautifully captures Miss Hopkins' transformation into Aura, highlighting her ability to bring characters to life through her performances. The illustration by James Roberts adds depth and detail to this exquisite piece of art. Displayed in Bell's British Theatre, which features esteemed English plays, this print transports us back to the vibrant theatrical scene of 18th century London. It serves as a testament to Miss Hopkins' contribution to the world of drama and entertainment. Whether on stage at Covent Garden Theatre or Drury Lane Theatre, Miss Priscilla Hopkins captivated audiences with her remarkable talent and impeccable costume choices. This print is a reminder of her enduring legacy as one of England's finest actresses. Bridgeman Images has preserved this precious moment from history for all art enthusiasts to appreciate and admire for generations to come.
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