Art, Symbol & Imagination
The Players Spring to Their Feet
Men around a crowded table turn and rise towards two visitors at the doorway. Chairs, bent backs and outstretched arms compress the room into a restless gathering. The original caption marks the players springing to their feet during Forrester’s night journey with Pharos.
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John H. Bacon. "The Players Spring to Their Feet" [editorial title]. In Pharos, the Egyptian, Guy Boothby; illustrations by John H. Bacon. 1899 edition, 1899, Ward, Lock & Co. Limited. Source scan leaf 363. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0456-0359
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John H. Bacon. The Players Spring to Their Feet. Pharos, the Egyptian. Scan leaf 363. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0456-0359