Scenery in Charles Kean's production of George W. Lovell's The wife's secret produced at Haymarket Theatre, January 19, 1848 [graphic].

Scenery in Charles Kean's production of George W. Lovell's The wife's secret produced at Haymarket Theatre, January 19, 1848 [graphic].

[London, Eng.] : [S.l.], [1848]

55 drawings, sketches and 1 playbill : watercolor.

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Vol. d11: 39 separate items. No.1-8 are watercolors signed by P. Phillips. No.9-12 are watercolors probably by W. Santer, although no.12 only is signed. No.13-39 are watercolors, pen and pencil sketches, etc., unsigned, with several handwritings. Pasted on inside front cover of portfolio is Haymarket Theatre playbill dated January 19, 1848, stating that the scenery was painted by Mr. P. Phillips, Mr. G. Morris and assistants. Ink inscription on back cover: "To Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kean. These sketches are inscribed... by Philip Phillips.

Vol. d12 & d13 both contain 8 watercolors of the same scenery designs, and scenery lists in Kean's handwriting.

Vol. d11-d13: Charles J. Kean copies.

For same designs as in vols d12-d13, see ART Vol. d17, no.118-125.

Includes scenes for Macbeth and Richard III.

Great Britain -- England -- London.

ART Vol. d11-d13

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