Acting Magistrates commiting themselves being their first appearance on this stage as performed at the National Theatre Covent Garden
Artwork Details
- Title: Acting Magistrates commiting themselves being their first appearance on this stage as performed at the National Theatre Covent Garden
- Artist: George Cruikshank (British, London 1792–1878 London)
- Subject: Elizabeth Billington (British, 1765–1818)
- Subject: Angelica Catalani (Italian, 1782–1849)
- Subject: Maria Dickons (British, ca. 1770–1833)
- Subject: A. Graham (British, active 1809)
- Subject: Thomas Harris (British, died 1820)
- Subject: John Philip Kemble (British, Prescot, Lancashire 1757–1823 Lausanne)
- Subject: Rosoman Mountain (British, ca. 1768–1841)
- Subject: John Nares (British, 1754–1816)
- Subject: James Reed (British, active 1808)
- Date: September 18, 1809
- Medium: Hand-colored etching
- Dimensions: Plate: 11 5/16 × 16 5/8 in. (28.8 × 42.2 cm)
Sheet: 11 7/8 × 17 5/8 in. (30.2 × 44.8 cm) - Classification: Prints
- Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1917
- Object Number: 17.3.888-246
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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Written and illustrated by George Cruikshank (British, London 1792–1878 London)
1885
George Cruikshank (British, London 1792–1878 London)
1828
1873
After George Cruikshank (British, London 1792–1878 London)
1885
George Cruikshank (British, London 1792–1878 London)
February 3, 1826
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