Sheridan, Richard Brinsley: Had I a heart for falsehood framed, in: Duenna, or The Double Elopement.
Dublin Core
Title
Subject
Lied, englische Literatur
Description
"Public Amusement [/ Temptation] / "Had I a heart for falshood fram'd, / I ne'er could injure you: / For tho' your Tongue no promise claim'ed, / Your charms would make me true."
Sign. "H. Ramberg invt. delt. W. Ward sculpsit"
British Museum Beschr. "A young woman in a theatre box, leaning on the side holding a fan half-open in right hand below left cheek, smiling down over it, wearing a large frilled hat with a bow, fichu and dark shawl, hair in curls over her shoulders, a dog beside her, curtain to right and pillar to left".
"Private Amusement; Reflection / Vows of Love should ever bind / Men who are to honour true, / They must have a Savage mind, / Who refuse the Fair their due." [title changed in second state]
"H. Ramberg delt. W. Ward sculpsit"
Ohne Verse auch British Museum;
Beschr. "A young woman sitting back in her chair, pausing for thought as she writes a reply to a letter, leaning her head on her left hand, the elbow on a round table beside her, quill in right hand, drooping at her side, wearing a large hat, light dress with an open collar, sash and a dark shawl".
Sign. "H. Ramberg invt. delt. W. Ward sculpsit"
British Museum Beschr. "A young woman in a theatre box, leaning on the side holding a fan half-open in right hand below left cheek, smiling down over it, wearing a large frilled hat with a bow, fichu and dark shawl, hair in curls over her shoulders, a dog beside her, curtain to right and pillar to left".
"Private Amusement; Reflection / Vows of Love should ever bind / Men who are to honour true, / They must have a Savage mind, / Who refuse the Fair their due." [title changed in second state]
"H. Ramberg delt. W. Ward sculpsit"
Ohne Verse auch British Museum;
Beschr. "A young woman sitting back in her chair, pausing for thought as she writes a reply to a letter, leaning her head on her left hand, the elbow on a round table beside her, quill in right hand, drooping at her side, wearing a large hat, light dress with an open collar, sash and a dark shawl".
Source
British Museum; mehrfach im Handel, auch koloriert
Publisher
London: Laurie & Whittle
Date
1794
Contributor
Stecher: William Ward
Relation
“Temptation"
Zu Lied aus der komischen Oper The Duenna, or, the Double Elopement (Uraufführung 1775). Vgl. [Richard Brinsley Sheridan:] The duenna. A comic opera. In three acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London: T. N. Longman, 1794, 29. Auch in Anthologien, z. B. Eight Favorite Songs (Newton-Stewart, o. J.), Songs, Duets, Trios, etc. in the Duenna [...]. 29th ed. London: J. Wilkie, 1783.
Zu Lied aus der komischen Oper The Duenna, or, the Double Elopement (Uraufführung 1775). Vgl. [Richard Brinsley Sheridan:] The duenna. A comic opera. In three acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. London: T. N. Longman, 1794, 29. Auch in Anthologien, z. B. Eight Favorite Songs (Newton-Stewart, o. J.), Songs, Duets, Trios, etc. in the Duenna [...]. 29th ed. London: J. Wilkie, 1783.
Format
Queroval 249 mm h x 298 mm w.
Coverage
Frankau, Julia: William Ward, A.R.A, James Ward, R.A. Their Lives and Works. 1904 229.II
Engraver
William Ward
Collection
