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Fires in theatres: Professor Peppers demonstrations at Sadlers Wells Theatre (engraving)
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Fires in theatres: Professor Peppers demonstrations at Sadlers Wells Theatre (engraving)
584260 Fires in theatres: Professor Peppers demonstrations at Sadlers Wells Theatre (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fires in theatres: Professor Peppers demonstrations at Sadlers Wells Theatre; (1) Incombustible Scenary; (2) Methor of extinguishing a fire; from The Graphic, 27 January 1877); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23495384
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Extinguishing Fires Graphic Sadlers Wells Theatre Theatres
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This engraving from the 19th century showcases a momentous event at Sadlers Wells Theatre in London. The image captures the intense atmosphere as Professor Pepper demonstrates his groundbreaking methods for preventing fires in theatres. The crowd is seen gathered around, eagerly watching as the professor presents two innovative techniques. Firstly, he showcases "Incombustible Scenery" which promises to revolutionize stage design by eliminating the risk of fire caused by flammable props and backdrops. This revolutionary concept surely leaves the audience awestruck. Secondly, Professor Pepper reveals his method of extinguishing a fire swiftly and effectively. As onlookers lean forward with anticipation, they witness a demonstration that could potentially save countless lives in case of an emergency. The attire of both the professor and spectators reflects the fashion trends prevalent during this era. The intricate details captured by this engraving allow us to glimpse into history and appreciate how clothing styles have evolved over time. Published in The Graphic on January 27th, 1877, this print serves as a valuable historical artifact capturing an important moment in theatre safety advancements. Preserved within private collections today, it continues to remind us of our progress in ensuring public safety within entertainment venues.
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