Portrait of William Hyde Wollaston (1766-1828) Finish:none which was known as the

which was known as the Fortune Theatre before it was demolished in 1660

showing the inside of a theatre and the reactions of different parts of the audience to the play

One garland of plate and greenery is in the charge of two chair men

Eastern view with pupils in the grounds (top) and western view with figures (bottom)

Interior view of the theatre

Portrait of William Hyde Wollaston (1766-1828) Finish:none which was known as theThree quarter length seated portrait of William Hyde Wollaston, body angled to the left as viewed. Wollaston's chair is red backed, with orange and white striped seat and armrests. Wollaston wears a black single breasted jacket with gold buttons over grey breeches and a white shirt and tie, with black boots with tassels. Wollaston holds a pair of spectacles hinged on a case in his right hand and a sheet of paper in the right, which has a ring on the