"Harold Scene 3 Cathedral (The relics covered with cloth at centre)" 

This watercolor sketch by Robert Caney, a British artist born in 1847, depicts a scene from a play or theatrical production. Titled "Harold Scene 3 Cathedral (The relics covered with cloth at centre)", the artwork showcases a stage design, with the central altar covered by cloth, surrounded by pillars and arches. The scene is lit by a soft, ethereal glow, creating a sense of awe and reverence. Caney's use of watercolor allows for delicate shading and highlights, capturing the grandeur of the cathedral setting. This work is a prime example of theatrical design, providing insight into the visual aesthetics of late nineteenth-century theater.