Title

'David Garrick and Hannah Pritchard in a Scene from The Suspicious Husband', 1752. Artist: Francis Hayman

Caption

'David Garrick and Hannah Pritchard in a Scene from The Suspicious Husband', 1752. Garrick, in the character of Ranger, has just realised that the masked woman he had been flirting with is his cousin Clarinda. Ranger, realising his misktake, declares in an aside to the audience, 'I must brazen this out'. The comedy by Dr Benjamin Hoadly was first performed at Covent Garden on 12th February, 1747.
Museum of London

Date

1752

Credit line

Photo12/Heritage Images/Museum of London

Reference

HRM19A82_396

Model release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

49,9Mb (4,8Mb) / 15,3in x 12,7in / 4592 x 3802 (300dpi)

Keywords

female women Hoadly Dr Benjamin Hoadly Hayman Francis woman people male job man men mask hat family fashion marriage play entertainment guy occupation clothes weapon weapons color colour humour dress drama war century sword disguise profession fabric comedy flirting swords lady concept personality waistcoat acting suspicion wife ranger suspicious distrust actor warfare actress cousin breeches drapery Thespian weaponry famous people 18th century Eighteenth Century tricorn tricorne Museum of London britches Clarinda The Suspicious Husband David Garrick Hannah Pritchard David portrait oil Benjamin Garrick Hannah Francis Hayman Pritchard Benjamin Hoadly Benjamin Hoadly oil portrait