Recites Collection

SCHILLER RECITING
SCHILLER AND HIS FRIENDS (1750 - 1805), The poet recites Die Rauber to a group of admiring friends, 1780

The Inauguration of a New Statue of the Shah of Persia at Teheran (engraving)
1041716 The Inauguration of a New Statue of the Shah of Persia at Teheran (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Adenez, The King of the Minstrels (chromolitho)
1094596 Adenez, The King of the Minstrels (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Adenez, The King of the Minstrels)

Mr William Creswicks Farewell Benefit at Drury Lane Theatre (engraving)
1041214 Mr William Creswicks Farewell Benefit at Drury Lane Theatre (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Professor Herkomers New Play at the School of Art, Dyreham, Bushey (engraving)
1626536 Professor Herkomers New Play at the School of Art, Dyreham, Bushey (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Mistral Recites
The French Provencal poet MISTRAL recites his own verses in the Roman ruins at Saint- Remy. Date: 1868

The Performance of the Birds of Aristophanes at St. Andrews Hall
THE PERFORMANCE OF " THE BIRDS" OF ARISTOPHANES AT ST. ANDREWs HALL, CAMBRIDGE, BY MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY, UK, 1883: 1. Inspector: Mr. Guillemard. 2. The Chorus. 3. Priest: Mr. Benson

Syntax Reads Aloud 1815
Dr Syntax recites from his tour notes in a country inn: the reception by the other guests is varied. Date: 1815

French Family Mid 18C
A family scene - the son of the family recites his New Year piece to his grandparents on New Years Day

Augustus and Horace
AUGUSTUS, Roman emperor, with the wealthy merchant and patron of the arts Maecenas, listens while the poet Horace recites one of his odes

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In the world of art and culture, reciting has always been a powerful medium to convey emotions, stories, and ideas. From Schiller reciting his mesmerizing verses to Adenez, the King of the Minstrels captivating audiences with his enchanting melodies, these talented individuals have left an indelible mark on history. One such momentous occasion was the inauguration of a new statue of the Shah of Persia at Teheran. As depicted in an exquisite engraving, the air was filled with anticipation as esteemed guests gathered to witness this grand event. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as scholars and dignitaries eagerly awaited for someone to step forward and recite words that would immortalize this monumental occasion. Recitation also played a significant role in theater performances. Mr. William Creswick's farewell benefit at Drury Lane Theatre was no exception. In an intricately detailed engraving capturing this poignant moment, Creswick stood center stage, passionately delivering lines that echoed through every corner of the theater. His heartfelt performance moved many to tears as they bid him farewell. Not limited to traditional forms of artistry, even Professor Herkomer embraced recitation in his new play at the School of Art in Dyreham Bushey. This innovative approach brought together visual arts and spoken word seamlessly as students showcased their talents on stage while surrounded by awe-inspiring artworks. Reciting is not confined within boundaries; it transcends cultures and languages alike. Mistral Recites stands testament to this fact - a mesmerizing display where Mistral's melodic voice transported listeners into another realm entirely. Even historical figures were known for their ability to captivate audiences through recitation. Syntax Reads Aloud 1815 depicts one such instance where Syntax himself enraptured those around him with his eloquent delivery. It wasn't just individuals who took part in this ancient tradition; entire communities came together for shared experiences like The Performance of Birds of Aristophanes at St. Andrews Hall.