Tragedy Collection (page 4)

Petit Paul. Creator: Henry Jules Jean Geoffroy
Petit Paul

Paolo and Francesca, c1820. Creator: Pierre Claude François Delorme
Paolo and Francesca, c1820

Last scene of the tragedy "Rodogune" at the Theatre-Francais, 1810. Creator: Jacques Augustin Pajou
Last scene of the tragedy "Rodogune" at the Theatre-Francais, 1810

Uriel Acosta, [193-]. Creator: Unknown
Uriel Acosta, [193-]. Federal Musart Theatre...Project No. 8 Presents - Karl Gutzkov's - "Uriel Acosta" - A Classical Drama in 5 Acts...[Hebrew text]...With a Distinguished Cast of 50

Theatrical production with Margaret Anglin and others, between 1910 and 1925. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Theatrical production with Margaret Anglin and others, between 1910 and 1925

Elsie Dufour dancers, between 1918 and 1920. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Elsie Dufour dancers, between 1918 and 1920

Ophelia, between 1894 and 1895. Creator: Paul Albert Steck
Ophelia, between 1894 and 1895

Phèdre, 1880. Creator: Alexandre Cabanel
Phedre, 1880

L'Accident, between 1790 - 1804. Creator: Hubert Robert
L'Accident, between 1790 - 1804

Mounet-Sully putting on makeup in her dressing room before a performance of "Oedipus the King", 1893

Rachel (1821-1858), en costume de tragédie, c1859. Creator: Jean-Leon Gerome
Rachel (1821-1858), en costume de tragedie, c1859

Portrait de Mme Thénard, dite "la Grande" (1757-1849), sociétaire de la Comédie Française... c1785
Portrait de Mme Thenard, dite "la Grande" (1757-1849), societaire de la Comedie Francaise, dans le role d'Hermione dans "Andromaque", c1785

The Palais du Temps. Scenery for the prologue of "Atys", lyrical tragedy by Lully, c1708

Four army soldiers confused, c1826. Creator: Ary Scheffer
Four army soldiers confused, c1826

Rachel (1821-1858), in the role of Phèdre, c1853. Creator: Frederique Emilie-Auguste O'Connell
Rachel (1821-1858), in the role of Phedre, c1853

Moliere (1622-1673) in the role of Caesar in "The Death of Pompey", c1650. Creator: Nicolas Mignard
Moliere (1622-1673) in the role of Caesar in "The Death of Pompey", c1650

Léopoldine au Livre d'Heures, 1835. Creator: Auguste de Chatillon
Leopoldine au Livre d'Heures, 1835

Komurasaki and Gonpachi, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko... c1798/99)
Komurasaki and Gonpachi, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko moyo Utamaro-gata)", Japan, c. 1798/99

Scene from Racine's "Phedre", 1850. Creator: Unknown. Scene from Racine's "Phedre", 1850
Scene from Racine's "Phedre", 1850. Oenone, Madame Croisnier; Phedre, Mdlle. Rachel; Hipplyte, M. Raphael The celebrated actress Mdlle

Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844

Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844

Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844

Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
Yet She Must Die, plate eleven from Othello, 1844

O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844

The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844

The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844

The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
The Willow Song, plate nine from Othello, 1844

If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844

If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844

If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
If I Do Die Before Thee, plate eight from Othello, 1844

The Tale of Sagoromo, from the series "Ten Courtly Tales for the Honcho Circle...", c. 1820
The Tale of Sagoromo, from the series "Ten Courtly Tales for the Honcho Circle (Honchoren monogatari juban)", c. 1820

O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844

O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
O My Fair Warrior!, plate five from Othello, 1844

"Philip of France and Marie de Meranie"...at the Olympic Theatre, 1850. Creator: Walter George Mason
Mr. Westland Marston's New Play of "Philip of France and Marie de Meranie" (Act III. Scene Last), at the Olympic Theatre, [London], 1850

Boat Catastrophe, and the "Lalla Rookh" in Distress, off Worthing, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Boat Catastrophe, and the "Lalla Rookh" in Distress, off Worthing, 1850. Shipwrick off the coast of Sussex....a heavily laden barque, since ascertained to have been the Lalla Rookh

The Nursery of Shakespeare, 1810. Creator: Moses Haughton
The Nursery of Shakespeare, 1810

Melpomene, plate seventeen from Apollo and the Muses, c.1465. Creator: Unknown
Melpomene, plate seventeen from Apollo and the Muses, c.1465

1955 Le Mans 24 hours. Le Mans, France. 11-12 June 1955. "Pierre Levegh"/John Fitch (Mercedes-Benz 300SLR). After 2 hours of the race "Levegh" crashed into the crowd killing

1955 Le Mans 24 hours. Le Mans, France. 11-12 June 1955. "Pierre Levegh"/John Fitch (Mercedes-Benz 300SLR). After 2 hours of the race "Levegh" crashed into the crowd killing

He is Dead, 1910. Creator: Gosta von Hennigs
He is Dead, 1910. A clown in a red costume and white painted face sits on his knees in the arena. In front of him lies a dead man

Harlequin and Colombine, around 1886. Creator: Edgar Degas
Harlequin and Colombine, around 1886

Last Defeat of Khan Kuchum, 19th century. Creator: Nikolay Nikolaevich Karazin
Last Defeat of Khan Kuchum, 19th century. One of 21 watercolors (out of an original 27) from an album relating to the history of the Siberian Cossacks held by the Rare Books Department of the Russian

The Fall of Icarus, 1731 (engraving)
741541 The Fall of Icarus, 1731 (engraving) by Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: According to Greek legend, in order to escape from Crete)

A tragic masked ball, 1930. Creator: Unknown
A tragic masked ball, 1930. Un Tragique Bal Masque. Guest in a burning bear costume. Back cover of " Le Petit Journal Illustre". [France, 30 March 1930]

Macbeth visiting the three witches on the blasted heath, 1858. Artist: Sir John Gilbert
Macbeth visiting the three witches on the blasted heath, 1858. Title page to Macbeth from an edition of William Shakespeares works published in London in 1858

The Death of Lucretia, 17th century. Artist: Guido Cagnacci
The Death of Lucretia, 17th century. From the Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lyon, France

Orphans at their mother's grave
3779527 Orphans at their mother's grave; (add.info.: Orphans at their mother's grave. Poem. After painting by A. Scheffe, engraving by Hollis.); Lebrecht History

King Lear, c.1860 (oil on board adhered to canvas)
XOS5884760 King Lear, c.1860 (oil on board adhered to canvas) by Brown, Ford Madox (1821-93); 30.5x36.8 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Painting by Ford Madox Brown)

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