Moor Of Venice Collection
"Moor of Venice: A Visual Journey through the Tragedy" Step into the world of Shakespeare's timeless tragedy, "Othello
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"Moor of Venice: A Visual Journey through the Tragedy" Step into the world of Shakespeare's timeless tragedy, "Othello, " as we embark on a captivating visual journey through various artistic interpretations. From historical portrayals to stunning engravings and lithographs, each piece offers a unique glimpse into the complex characters and themes that have made this play an enduring masterpiece. One such portrayal is Ira Aldridge as Othello in 1830, captured by Henry Perronet Briggs. The intensity in his eyes reflects the internal struggle faced by Othello, torn between love and jealousy. Moving forward to 1867, we encounter a poignant depiction of Othello alongside Desdemona and Emilia - their expressions conveying both tenderness and impending doom. Intriguingly, Rookwood Pottery presents us with an exquisite plaque from 1884 featuring Othello himself. Crafted by J. C. Meyenberg, it showcases meticulous artistry combined with symbolism that delves deep into the character's essence – strength entwined with vulnerability. The fabric from France in 1827/40 adds another layer to our exploration, depicting scenes from "Othello" amidst its intricate patterns. This furnishing fabric invites us to immerse ourselves not only in Shakespeare's words but also within the very fabric of society during that era. Delving further into character studies, John William Gear captures Mr. Young as Iago circa 1824 – his cunning gaze hinting at the manipulation yet to unfold. Lewis Waller and H. B Irving's intense black-and-white photograph portrays a climactic moment where Othello throttles Iago – capturing raw emotion frozen in time forever. Moving towards chromolithography brings forth vibrant colors portraying pivotal scenes like Othello confronting Desdemona and her father or engaging in heated conversations with Iago; these illustrations breathe life onto paper while evoking the play's dramatic essence.