The Indian Emperor, Or the Conquest of Mexico. Act 4, Scene 4.
£220.00
Robert Dodd after William Hogarth
The Indian Emperor, Or the Conquest of Mexico. Act 4, Scene 4.
London, Baldwin, Craddock & Joy 1822
Aquatint and etching
460 x 580mm
£220
From a particularly well printed set which includes Hogarth’s erotic pair of Before and After, not usually included.
Robert Dodd after William Hogarth
The Indian Emperor, Or the Conquest of Mexico. Act 4, Scene 4.
London, Baldwin, Craddock & Joy 1822
Aquatint and etching
460 x 580mm
£220
From a particularly well printed set which includes Hogarth’s erotic pair of Before and After, not usually included.
A lively and charming view of the children’s production of The Indian Emperor performed c.1735 in the house of John Conduitt (1688-1737), Master of the Mint, numismatist and husband of the niece of Sir Isaac Newton. On the left the noble audience is composed of the young Duke of Cumberland, 3rd son of George II, the Princesses Mary and Louisa and their attendants, while on the right the child players are the Duke of Leinster, Lady Caroline Lennox, Lady Sophia Fermor and Miss Conduitt.
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