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Mr Suett as Dicky Gossip in My Grandmother, 1797 (oil on canvas)
1216838 Mr Suett as Dicky Gossip in My Grandmother, 1797 (oil on canvas) by Wilde, Samuel de (1748-1832); 74x58 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; eAshmolean Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22988290
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This print captures the essence of Mr Suett as Dicky Gossip in the renowned play "My Grandmother" from 1797. Painted by Samuel de Wilde, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures 74x58 cm and is housed at the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford. In this lively portrayal, Mr Suett embodies the character of Dicky Gossip with great finesse. Standing tall and full-length, he exudes a sense of theatricality that draws viewers into his world. With an apron tied around his waist and a mischievous glint in his eye, he epitomizes the quintessential comic actor. The painting's composition perfectly captures the Georgian era's humor and entertainment culture. The richly detailed interior setting adds depth to the scene while emphasizing its domestic nature. Holding scissors in one hand, Mr Suett appears ready to engage in some playful mischief or perhaps share a juicy piece of gossip. Mr Suett's portrayal as Dicky Gossip showcases his exceptional talent as a comedian and performer. His expressive face conveys both wit and charm, making him instantly recognizable as one of British theatre's most beloved actors during that time. This remarkable painting not only serves as a testament to Richard Suett's legacy but also offers us insight into the vibrant world of Georgian comedy. It stands as a timeless reminder of how art can capture moments that transcend generations - forever preserving our cultural heritage for future appreciation.
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