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Nancy Price (1880-1970), English actress, as Pallas Athene in Ulysses, 1902. Artist: Charles A Buchel
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Nancy Price (1880-1970), English actress, as Pallas Athene in Ulysses, 1902. Artist: Charles A Buchel
Nancy Price (1880-1970), English actress, as Pallas Athene in Ulysses, 1902. From Penroses Pictorial Annual 1902-1903, An Illustrated Review of the Graphic Arts, volume 8, edited by William Gamble and published by AW Penrose (London, 1902-1903). Price, born Lilian Nancy Bache Price, was an actress, authoress and manageress of Little Theatre in the Adelphi, a West End theatre on the Strand in London. She was married to the actor Charles Maude until his death in 1943 and together they had a daughter, the actress Joan Maude. In her full and varied career Price appeared in over thirty films and published twenty four books of anecdotes, essays, novels, plays, autobiography and poems. COPYIGHT MUST BE CLEARED
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This print showcases Nancy Price, an English actress known for her portrayal of Pallas Athene in the play Ulysses in 1902. The artist behind this stunning piece is Charles A Buchel, whose talent brings out the essence of Price's character and beauty. Born Lilian Nancy Bache Price, she not only excelled as an actress but also ventured into writing and managing the Little Theatre in the Adelphi. Her marriage to actor Charles Maude further solidified her connection to the world of theater. Together they had a daughter named Joan Maude, who followed in their footsteps as an actress. Price's career spanned over thirty films and included publishing twenty-four books encompassing various genres such as anecdotes, essays, novels, plays, autobiography, and poems. This multifaceted woman left a lasting impact on both stage and literature. In this particular image captured by AW Penrose for his publication Penroses Pictorial Annual 1902-1903: An Illustrated Review of the Graphic Arts (volume 8), we see Price embodying Pallas Athene with grace and elegance. Dressed in a flowing gown with long hair cascading down her back, she holds a flute delicately while exuding confidence. The backdrop features a beach scene that adds depth to the composition. Symbolizing Greek mythology through Pallas Athene's presence alongside references to James Joyce's Ulysses further enriches this artistic masterpiece. This print serves as a testament to Nancy Price's immense talent and contribution to both acting and literature during the Edwardian era.
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