Phyllis Broughton Theatre Actress With A Cat Sepia Victorian Photo Postcard

ABIZVAC3 A stunning undated but modern origin reproduction published postcard and souvenir from one of London's leading museums of this antique photographic work of art called Phyllis Broughton With A Cat which is a celebrated 1891 sepia theatrical portrait of the famous English stage actress which the postcard has further details on reverse with the London Museum large logo capturing all the character of the Victorian original unused and mint.

"...The photograph shows Phyllis Broughton dressed in her detailed, elaborate stage costume, wearing an ornate hat and a decorative textured coat while gently cradling a small cat in her arms. The cat is partially visible, resting securely against her chest. It is a classic late-Victorian sepia-toned photographic print. Rather than a casual personal snapshot, it was produced as a commercial publicity portrait intended for theatrical promotion and collectible cabinet cards, which were highly popular among theatregoers at the time.  Her character in La Mascotte (The Mascot) is a rustic country girl who brings good luck to anyone who employs her, provided she remains virtuous. The inclusion of the cat plays directly into the wholesome, domestic, and rustic visual identity of her character....."