Elizabeth Pope (nee Younge) as Monimia, Miss Leserve as Florella and Alexander Pope as Castalio in a scene from "The Orphan" ; The Orphan :: FID Darstellende Kunst

Elizabeth Pope (nee Younge) as Monimia, Miss Leserve as Florella and Alexander Pope as Castalio in a scene from "The Orphan" ; The Orphan

Bibliographische Detailangaben
In	Illinois Library Digital Collections
Datum	1816 (Erscheinungsdatum)
Umfang	Engraving Etching
Beschreibung	Scene, Castalio's hand to his face. With text: Monimia -- "What? Speak? Art thou not well, Castalio?"
Schlagwörter	Pope Elizabeth ca. 1740-1797 Alexander 1763-1835 Actors Costume Theater Women in the theater
Rechteangaben	No Copyright - United States ; http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Open Access
Mitwirkungen	Heath, C. (Urheber*in), Longman & Co. (Verlag)

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