Bartholo, illustration from Act II Scene 11 of 'The Barber of Seville'

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"Bartholo, illustration from Act II Scene 11 of 'The Barber of Seville'" is a notable 19th-century artwork by French illustrator Émile Antoine Bayard. This illustration depicts a scene from the famous comedic play "The Barber of Seville" by Pierre Beaumarchais, which was first performed in 1775. Bayard, known for his detailed and expressive illustrations, captures the character of Doctor Bartholo, a pivotal figure in the play, often portrayed as the self-important and somewhat buffoonish guardian of the heroine, Rosine.

The illustration is a representation of Act II, Scene 11, a moment of high drama and comedic tension in the narrative. Bayard's work is characterized by its fine line work and attention to detail, which brings to life the costumes, expressions, and setting of the period. The artwork serves not only as a visual accompaniment to the text but also as a historical document that reflects the theatrical conventions and artistic styles of Bayard's time.

Émile Antoine Bayard (1837–1891) was an accomplished illustrator whose work included illustrations for novels such as "Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo. His contribution to the visual arts, particularly in the realm of book illustration, has been recognized for its influence on the portrayal of characters and scenes in literary works. The illustration of Bartholo from "The Barber of Seville" is an example of Bayard's skill in capturing the essence of a narrative through his art, providing audiences with a visual interpretation that complements and enhances the experience of the play.

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