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King John, III, 4; ‘I am not mad, this hair I tear is mine, my name is Constance’

King John, III, 4; ‘I am not mad, this hair I tear is mine, my name is Constance’ (1899)

Anonymous
King Henry IV, pt. 1, II, 4, [Falstaff enacting the part of the king]

King Henry IV, pt. 1, II, 4, [Falstaff enacting the part of the king] (1829)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg (German, 1763 - 1840)
Hermione asking Polixenes to stay

Hermione asking Polixenes to stay

Owen Jones (English, 1809 - 1874)
Hamlet, act I scene 3

Hamlet, act I scene 3 (1899)

J. E. Pawsey (English, 19th century)
A Midsummer night’s dream; The Play

A Midsummer night’s dream; The Play (1901)

Fanny Railton (English, 19th Century)
Antony & Cleopatra, act IV, scene IV

Antony & Cleopatra, act IV, scene IV (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
Cymbeline; Act V, Scene V

Cymbeline; Act V, Scene V (1890s)

Walford Graham Robertson (English, 1866-1948)
Falstaff rebuked

Falstaff rebuked (1795)

Robert Smirke (English, 1752 - 1845)
Miss Mary Anderson as Juliet, act 4, scene 7

Miss Mary Anderson as Juliet, act 4, scene 7

Alma
Juliet and her nurse

Juliet and her nurse (1917-1918)

Louis Rhead (American, 1857-1926)
Comedy of errors, Antipholus of Ephesus, Dromio, Courtezan, &c., act IV, scene IV

Comedy of errors, Antipholus of Ephesus, Dromio, Courtezan, &c., act IV, scene IV (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
Comedy of errors ; Timon of Athens ; Midsummer night’s dream 3

Comedy of errors ; Timon of Athens ; Midsummer night’s dream 3 (1843)

Joseph Kenny Meadows (English, 1790–1874)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.066

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.066 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Hamlet Pl.33

Hamlet Pl.33 (1900-1922)

John Austen (English, 1886-1948)
Scenes from The tempest and Midsummer night’s dream

Scenes from The tempest and Midsummer night’s dream

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Shakespeare invoking his characters in the plays

Shakespeare invoking his characters in the plays (1860)

George Strafford
Romeo and Juliet; Costume designs, caps and boots worn by Paris’s friends

Romeo and Juliet; Costume designs, caps and boots worn by Paris’s friends

Percy Anderson (English, 1851-1928)
As you like it, III, 3

As you like it, III, 3

Francis Philip Stephanoff (English, 1787–1860)
A Midsummer night’s dream; Tiger Moth

A Midsummer night’s dream; Tiger Moth (1895)

Walford Graham Robertson (English, 1866-1948)
Viola… Twelfth night

Viola… Twelfth night

Joseph Kenny Meadows (English, 1790–1874)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.091

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.091 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.027

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.027 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Othello, Act 3, scene 4, ‘How now good Cassio! what’s the news with you’

Othello, Act 3, scene 4, ‘How now good Cassio! what’s the news with you’

Ludovico Marchetti (Italian, 1853 - 1909)
Othello

Othello (1876)

Sir John Tenniel (English, 1820-1914)
Two gentlemen of Verona; Speed

Two gentlemen of Verona; Speed (1895)

Walford Graham Robertson (English, 1866-1948)
Cymbeline; Act I, Scene IV

Cymbeline; Act I, Scene IV (1890s)

Walford Graham Robertson (English, 1866-1948)
Launce Teaching his Dog Crab to behave as a Dog in all things – ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona,’ Act IV, Scene IV

Launce Teaching his Dog Crab to behave as a Dog in all things – ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona,’ Act IV, Scene IV (1794)

Henry William Bunbury (English, 1750-1811)
Illustrations to Merry wives of Windsor Pl.11

Illustrations to Merry wives of Windsor Pl.11 (1910)

Hugh Thomson (American, 1860-1920)
Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Ariel – on a bat’s back I do fly, there I couch when owls do cry

Ariel – on a bat’s back I do fly, there I couch when owls do cry (1917-1918)

Louis Rhead (American, 1857-1926)