442011
- TitleWilliam Rignold - fascicle of portraits, ca. 1890-1900 / various photographers
- Call numberP1/2113
- Level of descriptionfonds
- Date
ca. 1890-1900 - Type of material
- Reference code442011
- Issue CopyDigitised
- Physical Description1 fascicle (4 cabinet photoprints , incl. 1 trimmed) - 36 x 25.7 cm.
- ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
Brother of George Rignold (1839-1912) - Copying ConditionsOut of copyright: Created before 1955
- General note
William Rignold wears streetclothes (no.1)
William Rignold is possibly dressed for George Colman Jnr's comedy, John Bull (no.2)
"Will Rignold, alias 'Jack Fallstaff [i.e. Falstaff]'", Her Majesty's Theatre [Sydney], Dec 20th 1890 "Au revoir" (no.3)
Possibly George Rignold as one of the Musketeers (no.4 is signed "GR" (?) and George Rignold wrote a dramatisation of The Three Musketeers late in his career)
Photographers' stamps (nos.1,3,4)
Photographers:
1. Stewart & Co. 40 & 42 Bourke Street East near Parliament House Melbourne
2. [unknown, lower edge of mount trimmed]
3. Falk, Sydney
4. Robert W. Thrupp 66, by special appointment Photographer to the Queen, New St. Birmingham
Transferred from P1/ Rignold, William (BM), February 2011
Digital order no:Album ID : 940426 - Signatures / Inscriptions
Faithfully yours William Rignold -- signature on the lower corner of the photograph (no.1)
"For Goodman The Fish Fiend" -- signature on the verso of the photograph (no.1)
"William Rignold" -- in ink on the verso of the photograph (no.2)
"With compliments GR 'Oh! no Nellie'" -- on the lower edge of the mount (no.4) - Creator/Author/Artist
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