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Caricature of Charles Alias and H B Farnie

Caricature of Charles Alias (c1852-1921), theatrical costumier, and Henry Brougham Farnie (1836-1889), author, librettist and adapter -- Opera Bouffe collaborators.
1882

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1882 Alias Bouffe Bowler Brougham Bryan Costumier Entracte Farnie Glasses Librettist Opera Partners Pince Adapter Buffa Collaborators Musical Theatrical


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This caricature, created in 1882, beautifully encapsulates the unique partnership between Charles Alias and Henry Brougham Farnie, two Victorian luminaries in the world of opera and musical comedy. Charles Alias (1852-1921), the theatrical costumier, is depicted on the left, his keen eyes hidden behind dark glasses and a pince-nez, intently focusing on the intricate details of a costume spread out before him. His nimble fingers, poised above the fabric, suggest the deft skill and creativity that brought his designs to life. On the right, Henry Brougham Farnie (1836-1889), the author, librettist, and adapter, dons a bowler hat and a small, quizzical monocle, with a pen in hand and a stack of manuscripts nearby. His thoughtful expression and furrowed brow indicate the depth of his intellectual engagement with the collaborative process. The duo's collaboration began in the late 1870s and continued through the 1880s, resulting in a series of successful opera bouffe productions. Their partnership was marked by a shared commitment to creating comic, lighthearted musical works that delighted audiences and showcased Alias's innovative costumes. This caricature, with its charming depiction of these two creative minds at work, serves as a testament to their enduring collaboration and the indelible impact they left on the Victorian theatre scene.

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