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Dorothy Jordan as Widow Bellmour in "The Way to Keep Him"
Play
The Way to Keep Him
Date
1806
Role
Widow Bellmour
Subject
Women in the theater
Theater
Costume
Actors
Jordan, Dorothy, 1761-1816
Dimensions
Plate marks 4 x 6 1/8 in.
Technique
Stippling
Engraving
Etching
Creator
Chapman, J.
Moses, H.
Publisher
C. Cooke
Description
Whole-length portrait, standing in a room reading a book, wearing embroidered veil and shawl, and a glove on one hand. With text: "O blest with temper or whose undouded ray, can make to morrow chearfull as to day". Act III, Scene 1.
Rights
No Copyright - United States
ID Number
J82-54
Physical Collection
University of Illinois Theatrical Print Collection
Dorothy Jordan as Widow Bellmour in "The Way to Keep Him"
Play
The Way to Keep Him
Date
1806
Role
Widow Bellmour
Subject
Women in the theater
Theater
Costume
Actors
Jordan, Dorothy, 1761-1816
Dimensions
Plate marks 4 x 6 1/8 in.
Technique
Stippling
Engraving
Etching
Creator
Chapman, J.
Moses, H.
Publisher
C. Cooke
Description
Whole-length portrait, standing in a room reading a book, wearing embroidered veil and shawl, and a glove on one hand. With text: "O blest with temper or whose undouded ray, can make to morrow chearfull as to day". Act III, Scene 1.
Rights
No Copyright - United States
ID Number
J82-54
Physical Collection
University of Illinois Theatrical Print Collection