Constance Collier
1902
photographic
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1902
photographic
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Constance Collier is a 1902 photographic by The Photograph Studio, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This photograph is a portrait of Constance Collier. The photograph was taken around 1902, and it shows Constance Collier in a role from the play Ben Hur at the Drury Lane Theatre. This play was a notable production, and Constance Collier was a prominent actress. You can learn more about this type of photography at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
A 1902 photographic portrait by The Photograph Studio in London depicts actress Constance Collier in her role in *Ben Hur* at the Drury Lane Theatre. The three-quarter-length image shows Collier facing the viewer, her hands resting at her sides, wearing a headdress and veil with a softly draped, short-sleeved dress and a sashed waist. The photograph was later donated to the British Theatre Museum Association in 1964.
Read the full account in the museum source.
This studio turned sitters into crisp, dignified portraits in the crisp early 1900s.
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