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John Harley in The Review, 1822
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John Harley in The Review, 1822
John Harley in The Review, 1822.. Mr. John Pritt Harley as Caleb Quotem in The Review at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Handcolored stipple copperplate engraving by Robert Cooper after a painting by Michael William Sharp. From D. Terrys British Theatrical Gallery, London, Henry Berthoud Jr. 1825
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John Pritt Harley as Caleb Quotem in The Review at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, 1822: A Theatrical Portrait of Distinction This exquisite handcolored stipple copperplate engraving, created by Robert Cooper after a painting by Michael William Sharp, captures the captivating presence of John Pritt Harley as he portrayed the character Caleb Quotem in the play The Review at the esteemed Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 1822. John Pritt Harley (1795-1867), an accomplished English actor, graced the London stage with his talent for over four decades. His portrayal of Caleb Quotem in The Review, a comedy by George Colman the Younger, was undoubtedly one of his most memorable performances. The play, which premiered in 1817, was a popular success and showcased Harley's versatility as an actor, as he skillfully navigated the complexities of his character. The engraving, published in D. Terry's British Theatrical Gallery in 1825, offers a glimpse into the theatrical world of the early 19th century. Harley's intense gaze and expressive features are beautifully rendered in the meticulous stipple technique, which allowed for intricate detail and subtle shading. The artist, Michael William Sharp, expertly captured the essence of Harley's performance, making this print a valuable historical document and an enduring testament to the actor's artistry. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane, one of London's most renowned theaters, provided the perfect setting for Harley's performance. This engraving serves as a reminder of the rich theatrical history that unfolded within its walls and the lasting impact of the actors who graced its stage.
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