Bernhardt Sarah 1844 1923 Collection
Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) was a legendary French actress who captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances
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Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) was a legendary French actress who captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances. In this collection of images, we catch glimpses of her talent and versatility on stage. One photograph shows Sarah Bernhardt in the title role of "The Trial of Joan of Arc" by Jules Barbier, taken in 1890. Her intense gaze and commanding presence bring the iconic character to life. Another image portrays Henriette Rosine Bernard, known as Sarah Bernhardt, posing with a flute she crafted herself. This multi-talented artist not only conquered the stage but also dabbled in other artistic pursuits. In Ireland's Abbey Theatre, Sarah Bernhardt took on the role of Izey in 1896. The black-and-white photo captures her expressive face and hints at the depth she brought to each character she portrayed. A cartoon by Henriette Rosine Bernard showcases her skills as an illustrator. This portfolio piece for Fine Arts depicts Sarah Bernhardt herself, showcasing yet another facet of her creative abilities. We see Sarah Bernhardt again in a scene from "The Witch, " written by Victorian Sardou in 1904. With hidden face and leaning head, she embodies Zoraya with mystery and intrigue. A portrait from 1899 reveals another side to this enigmatic actress – delicate watercolors and gouache capture her beauty and vulnerability offstage. Paul Hervieu's play "Theroigne de Mericourt" saw Sarah Bernhardt take on yet another challenging role in 1902. The accompanying photograph highlights her ability to transform into diverse characters effortlessly. An exquisite pencil drawing from 1888 showcases both skillful artistry and introspection as it captures the essence of this remarkable woman behind closed doors. Once more donning Zoraya's costume for "The Witch, " Sarah Bernhardt exudes power and allure through a black-and-white photograph that transports us to the world of Victorian Sardou's play.