Artwork
Mr. Garrick in the character of Tancred
Mr. Garrick in the character of Tancred is a print by the Baroque artist Thomas Worlidge. It dates from 1745 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. The print depicts a three-quarter-length portrait of Mr.
About this work
His face is drawn with simple lines, and the background is just a plain, textured gray.
This print shows a man dressed in fancy 18th-century clothes. He’s wearing a big, fluffy hat and a long coat with buttons down the front. His face is drawn with simple lines, and the background is just a plain, textured gray.
The text below says he’s playing the role of *Tancred*, likely from a play. The artist signed it as Thomas Worlidge, and it was printed in London around 1745.
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Overview
The print depicts a three-quarter-length portrait of Mr. Garrick in the role of Tancred, rendered on paper.
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