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UIG3078340 Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) a French stage and early film actress. Dated 20th Century.

UIG2628480 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), actress poses in character as the Empress Theodora in Sardou's Theodora.

XLA3762626 Sarah Bernhardt (1844 -1923). Portrait of the French stage actress as title character in Catulle Mendès 's play 'Médée'. Mendès: French writer (1841-1909). Le Théâtre, November 1898.

XLA3775499 Sarah Bernhardt aged 62 in September 1906-special feature in Le Theatre Setember 1906. 22 October 1844-26 March 1923 -Le theatre september 1906

XLA3775511 Sarah Bernhardt as Soeur Therese in La Vierge d'Avila composed by Reynaldo Hahn and written by Catulle Mendes. 1906 performance at Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt. French actress 22 October 1844-26 March 1923 -Le theatre Dec 1906

XLE3762849 Sarah Bernhardt, seated portrait. French stage and early film actress, 22/23 October 1844-26 March 1923. Cover of Le Theatre, March, 1907. After the photograph by Freitas.Le Theatre, March, 1907. No. 197

LLJ584331 Sarah Bernhardt, from Black and White, 14 August 1897

XLE3769228 Sarah-Bernhardt in the role of Tosca in play by Victorien Sardou, in 1899, which inspired the creation of Puccini's opera, 'Tosca'.

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TAD2087752 Comedian Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in the role of the queen in the play “Ruy Blas” in 1878 at the Comedie Francaise, Paris

LLM5999470 Madame Sarah Bernhardt. One of the "Society" Bijou Portraits, issued as a Supplement to "Society", 8 December 1883.

LAL337208 Sarah Bernhardt smoking a cigar

LLM670796 Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration from Great Men and Famous Women edited by Charles Horne (Selmar Hess, c 1900). Digitally cleaned image.

XLA3774255 Sarah Bernhardt-portrait of the French stage actress as title character in Catulle Mendès 's play 'Médée'. 23 October 1844-26 March 1923. Medea. Mendès: French writer, 22 May 1841-8 February 1909. Le Théâtre, December 1899.

UIG865152 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) French actress and courtesan, widely held to be the greatest actress of her day in any language. In London in 1882 she married Aristides Damala (Jacques Damala) a Greek-born actor. Cartoon by Edward Linley Sambourne in the Punch's Fancy Portraits series from "Punch" (London, 15 April 1882).

XLA3774200 Sarah Bernhardt-portrait of the French stage actress as title character in Jean Racine 's play 'Phèdre'. Bernhardt: 23 October 1844-26 March 1923. Racine: French dramatist, 22 December 1639-21 April 1699. Le Théâtre, December 1899. Phaedra

XLA3763388 Sarah Bernhardt in title role of Victorien Sardou 's Theodora Premiered at the Théatre de la Porte-Saint-MartinLibretto by Victorien Sardou (1884)Music by Jules MassenetVS: French playwright, 5 September 1831-8 November 1908JM: French composer, 12 May 1842-13 August 1912SB: French actress, 23 October 1844- 26 March 1923

UIS5094957 United Kingdom : The Actress Sarah Bernhardt.1844-1923. Born in Paris.

XLA3775177 Sarah Bernhardt in title role of Victorien Sardou 's Theodora with M. P Magnier as Andreas Performed at the Théatre Sarah-BernhardtLibretto by Victorien Sardou (1884)Music by Jules MassenetVS: French playwright, 5 September 1831-8 November 1908JM: French composer, 12 May 1842-13 August 1912SB: French actress, 23 October 1844- 26 March 1923

XLA3761398 Sarah Bernhardt-portrait of the French stage actress as title character in Catulle Mendès 's play 'Médée'. 23 October 1844-26 March 1923. Medea. Mendès: French writer, 22 May 1841-8 February 1909. Le Théâtre, December 1899.

UIG3697246 Sarah Bernhardt (Henriette-Rosine Bernard) (Paris,1844-Paris, 1923). French actress. Sarah Bernhardt reappearing in Paris: Athalie, 1920. Engraving.

XLA3762618 Sarah Bernhardt in her library, c. 1898. SB: French actress 22 October 1844-26 March 1923. Le Theatre (French periodical), May 1898.

GEG2733253 Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt on the program cover of Maurice Rostand's The Glory in 1922

LIP1063456 Madame Sarah Bernhardt at Home. Illustration for The Graphic, 2 July 1898.

XRH1708383 Marie Laurent as Tamyris and Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Theodora in play Theodora by VictorienSardou, 1885 Photo Nadar

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XLA3777134 Sarah Bernhardt as Zoraya-in 'La Sorcière' produced in 1904 at Théatre Sarah-Bernhardt. By Victorien Sardou. Le Théatre Cover. VS: French dramatist, 5 September 1831-8 November 1908. SB: French stage actress, 22 October 1845-26 March 1923. Le Théatre. Seventh year. 1904. First Semester. Paris Goupil &Co. January I cover page. No. 121.

KWE3961043 Sarah Bernhardt, 1844-1923. French stage actress. From These Tremendous Years, published 1938.

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LLJ583905 Sarah Bernhardt, actress; photograph

BRQ3924358 Sarah Bernhardt - portrait as lead role in Rostand 's play 'L'Aiglon' - French actress 22 October 1844 - 26 March 1923 - photo: P Boyer

LIP1058916 Mademoiselle Sarah Bernhardt, of the Comedie Francaise. Illustration for The Graphic, 14 June 1879.

LLH6030147 Sarah Bernhardt. Postcard, early 20th century.

LIP1038190 Madame Sarah Bernhardt in her Paris Studio. Illustration for The Graphic, 5 July 1890.

LLM965719 Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt by Mdlle Abbema. Illustration for Choice Examples of the Engraver's Art (Hamilton Adams, c 1890).

PVD984620 Sarah Bernhardt (c. 22/23 October 1844 – 26 March 1923) was a French stage and early film actress, and was referred to as "the most famous actress the world has ever known. " Bernhardt made her fame on the stages of France in the 1870s, at the beginning of the Belle Epoque period, and was soon in demand in Europe and the Americas. She developed a reputation as a serious dramatic actress, earning the nickname "The Divine Sarah."

PCT4257562 Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in a scene of the play Froufrou, a comedy by Henri (Henry) Meilhac & Ludovic Halévy, performed at the Théatre de la Porte Saint-Martin on September 17, 1883.

LIP1039146 Madame Sarah Bernhardt in Sardou's "Gismonda", Gismonda repulsing the Advances of Zaccaria. Illustration for The Graphic, 1 June 1895.

XRH1708538 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), c. 1905

KWE5322594 Sarah Bernhardt with her great grandchildren, the children of Mrs. Gross, Maurice Bernhardt's daughter. Sarah Bernhardt born Henriette-Rosine Bernard, 1844-1923. French stage actress. From La Esfera, published 1921.

XRH1705127 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923)

LLM669452 Sarah Bernhardt in her studio. Illustration from The Picture Magazine (George Newnes), 1893. Digitally cleaned image.

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PCT4257552 Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in the play by Edmond Rostand “” Cyrano de Bergerac””

UIS5079343 Sarah Bernhardt', 1890. A photographic portrait of French theatre and film actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), taken by W & D Downey. Bernhardt, dressed in elaborate costume, stands with left hand on her hip, a backdrop of theatre scenery behind her. The most celebrated actress of her day, Victor Hugo said she had a 'golden voice'. In addition to acting, she wrote her autobiography and founded the Sarah Bernhardt Theatre in Paris. Her image was used widely in advertising. This photograph appears in 'The Cabinet Portrait Gallery' series of celebrity portraits and biographies published in the 1890s. The series includes royalty, actors, academics and authors. ©SSPL/NMeM/Kodak Collection

LLM3099688 Sarah Bernhardt, in 1869. From 1930s reproduction of photograph, gravure printed.

PVD1686251 French comedian Sarah Bernhardt as Theroigne in play "Theroigne de Mericourt" in Paris, photo from french paper "Le Theatre" january 11, 1903

PVD1693067 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) french actress c. 1900

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PVD1693076 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) dans "Elizabeth, reine d'Angleterre", d'Emile Moreau Paris, theatre Sarah-Bernhardt, avril 1912. Photo Sabourin Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in play "Elizabeth, reine d'Angleterre" by Emile Moreau Paris, theatre Sarah-Bernhardt, april 1912, photo by Sabourin

XRH1708523 Seated in the center : Sarah Bernhardt in her ownership of Belle-Isle-en-Mer, standing behind her : Reynaldo Hahn, with the hat : her son Maurice Bernhardt, seated in profile : painter Georges Clairin

PVD1693054 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) french actress in play "Theodora" in Paris, 1902, photo by Nadar

ICA4860112 Les Hydropathes, number 4, 1879_4_5 - Illustration by Georges Lorin Cabriol (1850-1927): Theatre - Bernhardt Sarah, Actor, Actress Comedian

PCT4257570 Henriette Rosine Bernard dit Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) photographed by Paul Nadar as “” Gismonda”, play by Victorien Sardou, 1894.

XRH1709215 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) passing the competition at the academy c. 1860

UIS5095224 United Kingdom : Actress Sarah Bernhardt ( 22/9/1844-26/3/1923 )

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LIP1040396 Madame Sarah Bernhardt as the Duke of Reichstadt. Illustration for The Graphic, 8 June 1901.

LIP1047956 Finishing Touches, Madame Sarah Bernhardt in her Dressing-Room. Illustration for The Graphic, 21 July 1894.

LIP1628247 Madame Sarah Bernhardt as Magda in Sudermann's Play "Heimat," at Daly's Theatre. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 22 June 1895.A Forestier

PCT4257567 Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in the role of Fédora (spelled here Fidora), play by Victorian Sardou, 1882 - postcard, photo W. & D. Downey

XRH1708358 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in Paris, 1887, in the title role of Victorien Sardou's play "La Tosca"

XRH1708379 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Zanetto in play by FrancoisCoppee "Le passant", 1869

CHT307430 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923); 'La Sorciere' by Victorien Sardou (1831-1908) was produced in December, 1903 by Bernhardt at ther own theatre in Paris; she later took the play on tour to America;

PVD1693038 French comedian Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Floria Tosca in play "Tosca" by VictorienSardou, Paris, 1887, photo by Nadar

UIS5088804 Sarah Bernhardt arriving in London, 28 July 1894. Sarah Bernhardt and her entourage arriving at St Pancras station. Bernhardt (1844-1923) was a legendary figure in the world of theatre. She was probably the most versatile actress of her age. ©SSPL/National Railway Museum

PVD1690306 Comedian Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Phedre, 1893

LIP1047941 Madame Sarah Bernhardt in Racine's Tragedy "Phedre". Illustration for The Graphic, 14 July 1894.

LIP1051274 The Festival in Honour of Madame Sarah Bernhardt in Paris. Illustration for The Graphic, 19 December 1896.

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PCT4257259 Henriette Rosine Bernard dit Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923): portrait in bust left profile in the role of “La Tosca””.

PVD1684224 Ancient theatre, modern gesture with Sarah Bernhardt as Phaedre, photo taken 1893 cover of magazine "Le Theatre" december 1899

XRH1705951 french actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) c. 1900

PVD1686823 French actress Sarah Bernhardt as Tosca in play Tosca, Paris, picture from french paper "Le Theatre", 1904

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LIP1047918 Madame Sarah Bernhardt in "Izeyl" at Daly's Theatre. Illustration for The Graphic, 7 July 1894.

PVD1693075 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) comedienne francaise, 1894 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) french actress, 1894

UIG864982 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) French actress, widely held to be the greatest actress of her day in any language. From "The Cabinet Portrait Gallery" (London, 1890-1894). Woodburytype after photograph by W & D Downey.

LUX4719324 London: Portrait of the famous theatre actress Sarah Bernhardt, 1884

PCT4257556 Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in the costume of the play Froufrou, comedy by Henri (Henry) Meilhac & Ludovic Halévy, performed at the Théatre de la Porte Saint-Martin on September 17, 1883. postcard, photo W. & D. Downey

XEE4133605 Sarah Bernhardt, culinary artist: comedian Henriette Rosine Bernard called Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) tasting her favorite soup imagined by Brillat Savarin (Brillat-Savarin, 1755 -1826), French gastronome. Engraving In "The kitchen of families" from 1905-1908.

PVD1687229 French actress Sarah Bernhardt photo by Freitas from french paper "Le Theatre" march 1st, 1907

LIP1614045 Mademoiselle Sarah Bernhardt as Gilberte, in "Frou-Frou," at the Gaiety Theatre. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 12 June 1880.F S Walker

LLM5220362 The actress Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration for Aus der Fruhzeit der Photographie 1840-70 by Dr Helmuth Th Bossert and Heinrich Guttmann (Societats-Verlag, 1930).

LLL3657010 Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration for trade card, late 19th or early 20th century.

LLL3657014 Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration for trade card, late 19th or early 20th century.

LLM978189 Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), French actress. French educational card, late 19th/early 20th century.

XRH1719651 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Zanetto in play by FrancoisCoppee "Le passant", 1869

XRH1729798 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Zanetto in play by FrancoisCoppee "Le passant", 1869, engraving

LUX4719362 London: Portrait of actress Sarah Bernhardt in Theodora's stage dress, 1884

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PVD1687113 Sarah Bernhardt as Theodora and Pierre Magnier as Andreas in play "Theodora" in Paris, photo from french paper "Le Theatre" february 1st, 1902

HFE4469977 Old postcard/Sarah Bernhardt as Saint Therese d'Avila/Actress

XRH1708378 Actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) in 1880 portrait by NapoleonSarony

PVD1686881 French actress Sarah Bernhardt as Marie-Antoinette in play "Varennes", Paris, 1904, watercolor by Maurice de Lambert

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PVD1690305 Comedian Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as Phedre, 1893

PVD1693058 French comedian Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) as the queen in play "Ruy Blas", 1878, Comedie Francaise, Paris

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