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The Yorkshire Concert - Sung by Mr. Emery at Covent Garden Theatre

George Cruikshank
Rare broadside with contemporary colouring, etched onto wove paper in very good condition. Pasted to cream card; contemporary hand colouring rema… Read more
Published in 1805 by Laurie and Whittle.
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Rare broadside with contemporary colouring, etched onto wove paper in very good condition. Pasted to cream card; contemporary hand colouring remains bright; glue marks to edges; a little age toned as expected; measures 23.5 cm x 22 cm. First Search locates only 1 copy listed world wide at Yale University Library.

The broadside depicts the comic actor John Emery performing a popular song written by Charles Dibdin, Jr. at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden and remains a key example of how regional identity - specifically the stereotype of the shrewd but rustic Yorkshireman was packaged and sold to London theatre audiences at the turn of the 19th century.


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Added under Ephemera
Publisher Laurie and Whittle
Date published 1805
Subject 1 Ephemera
First edition Yes
Product code 10225


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