Sophonisba Act V, Scene 7; Actrice Mrs. Barry in de rol van Sophonisba.Portrait of the actress Mrs Ann Barry (1734-1801) in the role of Sophonisba during Act V, Scene 7, in the Sophonisba theater. She is wearing a full-sleeved dress, richly decorated with ermine () And brushes. On the high hairstyle a crown, decorated with feathers and a veil with bows. In the right hand the poison cup. The Tragedy of Sophonisba is a mourning game written in 1730 by the poet James Thomson (1700-1748). The print has been published on 1 June 1778.

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Sophonisba Act V, Scene 7; Actrice Mrs. Barry in de rol van Sophonisba.Portrait of the actress Mrs Ann Barry (1734-1801) in the role of Sophonisba during Act V, Scene 7, in the Sophonisba theater. She is wearing a full-sleeved dress, richly decorated with ermine () And brushes. On the high hairstyle a crown, decorated with feathers and a veil with bows. In the right hand the poison cup. The Tragedy of Sophonisba is a mourning game written in 1730 by the poet James Thomson (1700-1748). The print has been published on 1 June 1778.

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