Adrian Ross Collection

The Merry Widow: "Partners here in plenty!"(colour litho)
5224222 The Merry Widow: " Partners here in plenty!" (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Partners here in plenty)

The Merry Widow: Frou-Frou (colour litho)
5224228 The Merry Widow: Frou-Frou (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Frou-Frou)

The Merry Widow: Natalie and Jolidon (colour litho)
5224235 The Merry Widow: Natalie and Jolidon (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Natalie and Jolidon)

The Merry Widow: "The Women! How to win them"(colour litho)
5224231 The Merry Widow: " The Women! How to win them" (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: " The Women)

The Merry Widow: Duet and Dance (colour litho)
5224229 The Merry Widow: Duet and Dance (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Duet and Dance)

The Merry Widow: Guests at the Embassy (colour litho)
5224223 The Merry Widow: Guests at the Embassy (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Guests at the Embassy)

The Merry Widow: Popoff "What a wheedler!"(colour litho)
5224227 The Merry Widow: Popoff " What a wheedler!" (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Popoff " What a wheedler)

The Merry Widow: Novikovitch consults the Popoffs (colour litho)
5224224 The Merry Widow: Novikovitch consults the Popoffs (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Novikovitch consults the Popoffs)

The Merry Widow: At the Supper Party (colour litho)
5224233 The Merry Widow: At the Supper Party (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: At the Supper Party)

The Merry Widow: The Princes Story (colour litho)
5224230 The Merry Widow: The Princes Story (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Princes Story)

The Merry Widow: Madame Sonia (colour litho)
5224225 The Merry Widow: Madame Sonia (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madame Sonia)

The Merry Widow: Miss Lily Elsie (colour litho)
5224221 The Merry Widow: Miss Lily Elsie (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Miss Lily Elsie)

The Merry Widow: Danilo and Sonia (colour litho)
5224226 The Merry Widow: Danilo and Sonia (colour litho) by Hughes, Talbot (1869-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Danilo and Sonia)

The Merry Widow: "Au Revoir"(colour litho)
5224236 The Merry Widow: " Au Revoir" (colour litho) by Hughes

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EDITORS COMMENTS

Adrian Ross: A Master of Captivating Color Lithos Step into the enchanting world of "The Merry Widow" and let Adrian Ross guide you through a visual feast. With his remarkable talent for capturing the essence of each scene, Ross brings to life the vibrant characters and captivating moments from this beloved operetta. In "Partners here in plenty. ", Ross transports us to a lively gathering where laughter fills the air and friendships are forged. The colors burst forth, mirroring the joyous atmosphere that permeates every corner of this litho. "Frou-Frou" takes center stage as we witness her graceful movements frozen in time. Ross's attention to detail is evident as he captures every delicate fold of her dress, making it seem as if she could step right out of the litho and onto the stage. "Natalie and Jolidon" share an intimate moment, their love radiating from their eyes. Through skillful brushstrokes, Ross conveys their deep connection, inviting us to become partakers in their heartfelt story. "The Women. How to win them" showcases a group of elegant ladies who hold court with grace and charm. Their beauty shines through in vivid hues, reminding us that winning hearts requires both wit and finesse. In "Duet and Dance, " two figures twirl across the litho with effortless grace. The energy emanating from this piece is infectious; one can almost hear the music playing as they glide across an imaginary dance floor. As we enter "Guests at the Embassy, " we are transported into a world filled with opulence and grandeur. Each character comes alive under Ross's skilled hand, showcasing their unique personalities amidst lavish surroundings. Popoff's wheedling ways come to life in "What a wheedler. " His sly smile hints at mischief while his colorful attire adds another layer of intrigue. This litho perfectly captures Popoff's cunning nature.