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STC174285 The Trial, Act IV, Scene I from Charles Keans production of The Merchant of Venice, Princess Theatre, London, 12th June 1858 (watercolour on paper) by Lloyds, F. (fl.1858-61); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23222460
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
Director Duke Judgement Manager Scales Of Justice Shylock Kean
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The Trial, Act IV, Scene I from Charles Kean's production of The Merchant of Venice captures the essence of dramatic tension and moral judgment. This watercolour print, created by F. Lloyds in 1858, transports us to the Princess Theatre in London. In this scene, we witness the climactic courtroom confrontation between Shylock and Antonio. The scales of justice hang precariously as both men plead their cases before the Duke. Kean's masterful direction brings out the intensity and complexity of Shakespeare's play. The painting beautifully depicts the grandeur and opulence of Venetian society during that era. The richly adorned costumes and elaborate set design transport us to 16th-century Italy, where intrigue and prejudice intertwine. As we gaze upon this artwork from the Victoria & Albert Museum collection, we are reminded not only of Charles Kean's brilliance as a manager but also his ability to bring Shakespearean characters to life on stage. This piece serves as a testament to how art can transcend time; it continues to captivate audiences even over a century later. It reminds us that themes such as justice, mercy, and human nature remain relevant throughout history. Let this print serve as an invitation for contemplation – a visual representation that prompts reflection on our own judgments within society.
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