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Caricature of G Edwardes and E L Blanchard

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Caricature of G Edwardes and E L Blanchard

Caricature of George Joseph Edwardes (1855-1915), English theatre manager and producer, and Edward Litt Laman Blanchard (1820-1889), English writer, dramatist and drama critic -- The Era.
1882

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1882 Blanchard Bryan Critic Desk Drama Dramatist Edwardes Edwards Entracte Manager Moustache Office Pointing Producer Waste Wastepaper Whiskers


EDITORS COMMENTS
This delightful caricature captures the essence of an intriguing moment between two influential figures of the Victorian theatre world: George Joseph Edwardes and Edward Litt Laman Blanchard. Drawn in 1882 by an unknown artist for The Era, the image finds Edwardes, a prominent English theatre manager and producer, and Blanchard, a prolific dramatist, drama critic, and writer, engaged in a lively conversation at Edwardes' office. Edwardes, with his bushy moustache and whiskers, sits at his desk, surrounded by the detritus of a busy day: papers scattered on the desk and in the wastepaper basket. He gestures animatedly towards Blanchard, who stands with a quill pen in hand, poised to take notes or jot down ideas. The two men's intense focus on each other suggests a productive exchange of ideas, perhaps discussing a new play or production. Blanchard, with his neatly trimmed beard and monocle, is a striking contrast to Edwardes' disheveled appearance. His attire, consisting of a frock coat and top hat, adds to the overall Victorian atmosphere of the scene. The caricature's title, "Entr'acte," suggests that this moment of conversation takes place during a theatrical intermission, further emphasizing the connection between these two men and the world of theatre. This charming caricature offers a glimpse into the dynamic relationship between Edwardes and Blanchard, highlighting their roles as key figures in the Victorian theatre scene and their shared passion for the art form.

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