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Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill in the character of Polly in John Gays ballad opera Polly an Opera
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Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill in the character of Polly in John Gays ballad opera Polly an Opera
6337725 Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill in the character of Polly in John Gays ballad opera Polly an Opera by Roberts, James (1753-c.1809) (after); (add.info.: Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill in the character of Polly in John Gays ballad opera Polly an Opera. Died in 1784 in the shipwreck of the packet ship Nancy. Copperplate engraving after an illustration by James Roberts drawn from the life from Bells British Theatre, Consisting of the most esteemed English Plays, John Bell, London, 1777.); © Florilegius
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Actress Bells British Theatre James Roberts John Bell John Gay Polly Role Theatrical Tragedy Copperplate Engraving
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This print showcases the talented Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill in the character of Polly, from John Gay's renowned ballad opera "Polly an Opera". The image, a copperplate engraving after an illustration by James Roberts, captures the essence of 18th-century theatre with its intricate details and dramatic portrayal. Miss Ann Brown or Ann Cargill was a celebrated actress who tragically met her demise in the shipwreck of the packet ship Nancy in 1784. However, this image immortalizes her talent and beauty on stage. Dressed in an exquisite costume that reflects the era's fashion, she embodies Polly's character flawlessly. The photograph transports us back to London's theatrical scene during John Bell's time when his British Theatre showcased esteemed English plays. It is evident that Miss Brown or Cargill was highly regarded for her performance skills as she effortlessly brings Polly to life through her expressive facial features and body language. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of art, we are reminded of the power of theatre to captivate audiences across centuries. The print serves as a tribute to both Miss Anne Brown or Ann Cargill and John Gay's enduring work. It stands as a testament to their contributions to drama and reminds us of their lasting impact on the world of theater.
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