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Now, now, thou traiteress, scene from Tamerlane by Nicholas Rowe
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Now, now, thou traiteress, scene from Tamerlane by Nicholas Rowe
MBD292219 Now, now, thou traiteress, scene from Tamerlane by Nicholas Rowe, 1776 (engraving) by Roberts, J. (fl.1770s) (after); Collection Michael Burden; (add.info.: Ann Barry (1734-1801) and Spranger Barry (d.1777) as Selima and Bajazet; Rowe (1674-1718) was an English poet and playwright; ); English, out of copyright
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Acting Actress Begging Beseeching Betrayal Betrayed Gesture In Character Pleading Theatrical Thespian Traitor
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Now, now, thou traiteress
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captures a powerful moment from the play "Tamerlane" by Nicholas Rowe. In this engraving by J. Roberts, we witness the intense emotions of the characters Selima and Bajazet, portrayed by Ann Barry and Spranger Barry respectively. The scene depicted here showcases Selima as she kneels before her husband Bajazet in an act of betrayal. The actress skillfully embodies the role of a remorseful wife pleading for forgiveness while beseeching her husband's mercy. Her theatrical gesture and pleading expression convey a profound sense of guilt and regret. Bajazet, on the other hand, is shown in deep contemplation as he confronts his wife's treachery. The actor portrays his character with great intensity and emotion, capturing both anger and heartbreak at being betrayed by someone he once loved. This portrait not only highlights the talent of Ann Barry and Spranger Barry but also pays tribute to Nicholas Rowe's work as an English poet and playwright. Through their exceptional performances, they bring to life this dramatic tale of love, betrayal, and redemption on stage. As viewers gaze upon this print from Fine Art Finder's collection curated by Michael Burden, they are transported into the world of theater where every gesture holds meaning and every line spoken carries weight. It serves as a reminder that even within art itself lies a reflection of human nature - our desires, flaws, regrets - all intertwined in stories that continue to captivate
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