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Scenes from Romeo and Juliet 3

Scenes from Romeo and Juliet 3

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.071

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.071 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
King Richard II

King Richard II

Max Cowper (English, 1860-1911)
Romeo and Juliet; Paris

Romeo and Juliet; Paris

Percy Anderson (English, 1851-1928)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.083

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.083 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
As you like it, act 5, scene 1 ‘Do, good William’

As you like it, act 5, scene 1 ‘Do, good William’ (1887)

Émile-Antoine Bayard (French, 1837-1891)
King Richard II, several scenes drawn on one mat

King Richard II, several scenes drawn on one mat (1903)

Oliver Paque (English, 1846–1908)
The tempest, III, 2, Ferdinand and Miranda

The tempest, III, 2, Ferdinand and Miranda

Richard Westall (English, 1765 - 1836)
Haunts of Shakespeare Pl.09

Haunts of Shakespeare Pl.09 (19th century)

Paul Braddon (English, 1864–1937)
Romeo and Juliet; An officer

Romeo and Juliet; An officer

Percy Anderson (English, 1851-1928)
Romeo and Juliet; The Prince

Romeo and Juliet; The Prince

Percy Anderson (English, 1851-1928)
Illustration from A Midsummer night’s dream

Illustration from A Midsummer night’s dream (1901)

Fanny Railton (English, 19th Century)
Hamlet, act 4, scene 7, Ophelia

Hamlet, act 4, scene 7, Ophelia (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
Troilus & Cressida, Ulys; ‘You shake, my Lord, at something, will you go; You will break out,’ act V, sc. 2

Troilus & Cressida, Ulys; ‘You shake, my Lord, at something, will you go; You will break out,’ act V, sc. 2 (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
Claudio, in the most passionate language, proclaimed the guilt of the blameless Hero

Claudio, in the most passionate language, proclaimed the guilt of the blameless Hero (1917-1918)

Louis Rhead (American, 1857-1926)
Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.006

Illustrations to Shakespeare Pl.006 (19th century)

John Massey Wright (English, 1777–1866)
Dogberry and the watch … Much ado about nothing, act IV., scene II

Dogberry and the watch … Much ado about nothing, act IV., scene II

Joseph Swain (English, 1820-1909)
Othello, act 1, scene 3

Othello, act 1, scene 3 (1893)

Alexandre Bida (French, 1823-1895)
Illustration from A Midsummer night’s dream

Illustration from A Midsummer night’s dream (1901)

Fanny Railton (English, 19th Century)
Illustrations to Merry wives of Windsor Pl.24

Illustrations to Merry wives of Windsor Pl.24 (1910)

Hugh Thomson (American, 1860-1920)
Othello

Othello (1876)

Sir John Tenniel (English, 1820-1914)
Twelfth night, a revel scene, act II, sc. 3

Twelfth night, a revel scene, act II, sc. 3 (1901-1911)

Henry James Haley (English, 1874–1964)
Midsummer night’s dream at the Adelphi Theatre, act III, scene 1, ‘I pray thee, gentle mortal, sing again!’

Midsummer night’s dream at the Adelphi Theatre, act III, scene 1, ‘I pray thee, gentle mortal, sing again!’ (1900-1904)

A.M. Faulkner
The Merry wives of Windsor at the Haymarket Theatre … 23rd Feb. ’89

The Merry wives of Windsor at the Haymarket Theatre … 23rd Feb. ’89 (1889)

John Jellicoe (English, 1842 – 1914)
A Midsummer night’s dream; Tiger Moth

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

Walford Graham Robertson (English, 1866-1948)
Gounod’s Romeo & Juliette, Madame Patti & Monsieur Alvarez

Gounod’s Romeo & Juliette, Madame Patti & Monsieur Alvarez (1900)

Samuel Begg (English, 1854-1936)
‘It is ten o’clock. Thus we may see,’ quoth he, ‘how the world wags’ Act II, scene vii

‘It is ten o’clock. Thus we may see,’ quoth he, ‘how the world wags’ Act II, scene vii (1887)

Edwin Austin Abbey (American, 1852 - 1911)
The Winter’s Tale; Polixenes

The Winter’s Tale; Polixenes (1904)

Tom Heslewood (English, 1868–1939)
Macbeth ; Cymbeline ; King Lear 1

Macbeth ; Cymbeline ; King Lear 1 (1843)

Joseph Kenny Meadows (English, 1790–1874)
Twelfth night [I, 3] Sir Toby Belch, Sir Ague-cheek and Clown

Twelfth night [I, 3] Sir Toby Belch, Sir Ague-cheek and Clown (1800-1830)

J. Coghlan (English, 19th Century)