Photograph of Dorothea Baird. Rubbing of an old brass recently discovered by Mr. Tree and George du Maurier at the Haymarket. Probably moved from Oxford [mock brass of Dorothea Forster Baird, actress, as Trilby O'Farrell, the lead role in Herbert Beerbohm Tree's stage adaptation of the novel, Trilby, by George du Maurier, 30 Oct. 1895: woman wearing military jacket and striped skirt, with pipe in outstretched right hand, seen as if through key-hole] [John Johnson 1150] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A. Oxon. 4o 418, fol. 1181
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Title
Photograph of Dorothea Baird. Rubbing of an old brass recently discovered by Mr. Tree and George du Maurier at the Haymarket. Probably moved from Oxford [mock brass of Dorothea Forster Baird, actress, as Trilby O'Farrell, the lead role in Herbert Beerbohm Tree's stage adaptation of the novel, Trilby, by George du Maurier, 30 Oct. 1895: woman wearing military jacket and striped skirt, with pipe in outstretched right hand, seen as if through key-hole] [John Johnson 1150] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A. Oxon. 4o 418, fol. 1181
Date
[Nov. 1895]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 7
Photograph of Dorothea Baird. Rubbing of an old brass recently discovered by Mr. Tree and George du Maurier at the Haymarket. Probably moved from Oxford [mock brass of Dorothea Forster Baird, actress, as Trilby O'Farrell, the lead role in Herbert Beerbohm Tree's stage adaptation of the novel, Trilby, by George du Maurier, 30 Oct. 1895: woman wearing military jacket and striped skirt, with pipe in outstretched right hand, seen as if through key-hole] [John Johnson 1150] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
