I knew that Madame was here, he said · Centre for Early Modern Visual Culture

Title: I knew that Madame was here, he said
Subject: Women, White; Men; Men, White; Salutations; Women; fictional works; Fictitious characters; Manners and customs
Period: 1850-1900;
Geographic: Italy; Europe
Description: The image depicts a scene from page 300, in which Mr. Fische greets Rebecca Rawdon on the street to warn her to leave Rome. Rebecca is shown facing the reader, dressed in a fancy gown and hat and carrying a parasol. Mr. Fische is facing her, away from the reader, with his cane tucked under his arm and his other hand lifted to tip his hat in greeting. Many other figures are shown on the street in the background.
Image Creator: Frank T. Merrill (Artist); John Andrew & Son (Engraver)
Type: StillImage; Engravings
Identifier: mta:25097
Language: eng
Source Name: Vanity Fair A Novel Without A Hero In Two Volumes
Parent Collection: "Vanity Fair" by William Makepeace Thackeray. Engravings by John Andrew & Son (1893)
Image: mta_25097_OBJ.jpg