Shakespeare Wives of Windsor from 2nd folio 1632

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The Merry Wives of Windsor Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632] Description: Pp. 39-60. D-E6 (-D1). (fol

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: Three complete plays from the 1632 Second Folio edition of Shakespeare's works Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632]

1797 William Shakespeare Plays Tempest Wives Windsor Twelfth Night Steevens Rowe “The remarkable thing about Shakespeare is that he is really very good - in spite of all the people who say he is ver

Burled Frame Antique Shakespeare Scene Engraving. After Reverend Matthew William Peterso "Mrs. Ford and Mrs Page" (Shakespeare, Merry Wives of Windsor, Act 2, Scene 1). Piece measures inches high x 5.

after Robert Smirke (British 1752-1845)- ''Shakespeare - Merry Wives of Windsor''- etching, stains, toning, rough edges, published by John and Josiah Boydell, London, 18th c. engraving by Isaac Taylor

1910 Shakespeare The Merry Wives of Windsor,Illustrated. Written by William Shakespeare, this book is part of a Limited Edition. It is number 253 of 350 that are signed by the illustrator, Hugh Thomso

Beautiful Framed Lithograph of Mistress Ford.A character from Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor.Artwork is custom matted and custom framed with a beautiful gallery frame.Approximate frame size

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The Tragedy of King Lear - 12 consecutive leaves from the second folio Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632] Descript

Includes: 1) Shakespeare's Sonnets. Thomas B. Mosher. 1901. 2) The Merry Wives of Windsor. William Shakespeare. Illustrated by Hugh Thomson. Frederick A. Stokes. 1910. 3) Shakespeare's Comedy of As Yo

Stipple engraving on paper. The artwork depicts a scene from the Merry Wives of Windsor play by William Shakespeare. Titled Falstaff in the Buck Basket, Act III, Scene 3, with quotes underneath. After

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM The Winters Tale. [London: Thomas Cotes, for Robert Allot, 1632]. Second folio printing of the play, extracted from a copy of the Second Folio edition of Shakespeare. Loose sheets

New York: Sheldon and Company, Boston: William Veazie, 1862. Eight books, "The Works of Shakespeare:" Volume I: Life, Tempest Two Gentlemen of Verona, Merry Wives of Windsor Volume II: Measure for Mea

Colorful high-relief depictions of Shakespeare characters on two pitchers and three mugs. Romeo & Juliet, Prince Hamlet and Merry Wives Of Windsor. Beswick backstamp. The largest pitcher is 8"L x 5"W

A leaf from the second folio of the work of William Shekespeare. Folio 221/222 of The Taming of the Shrew. This leaf with the error "grater" instead of "greater" at the upper left corner, a marker for

All's Well That Ends Well, by William Shakespeare. Fourth folio, 1685. Rebound. 14 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches.

Rhind, W.G. 'The Tabernacle in the Wilderness; The Shadow of Heavenly Things’. Published by Samuel Bagster and Sons, London, 1842 2nd Edition. Engravings, Colored, and Inlaid with Gold, Silver,

Rhind, W.G. 'The Tabernacle in the Wilderness; The Shadow of Heavenly Things’. Published by Samuel Bagster and Sons, London, 1842 2nd Edition. Engravings, Colored, and Inlaid with Gold, Silver,

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The National Shakespeare: A Facsimile of the Text of the First Folio of 1623 Place Published: London Publisher:William Mackenzie Date Published:

SPEED (John) The Historie of Great Britaine, under the Conquests of the Romans, Saxons, Danes and Normans. Third edition, London: John Dawson for George Humble 1632, folio, frontispiece portrait, prin

Montaigne, Michel de. THE ESSAYES OR, MORALL, POLITIKE, AND MILITARIE DISCOURSES. London: M. Flesher, for Rich, 1632. Folio. [10, of 14], 631, [13] pp., wanting additional engraved title, preliminary

ENGLISH / CONTINENTAL GENRE PRINTS, LOT OF SIX, some hand-colored, one aquatint, including a Boydell example titled "SHAKSPEARE (sic) / Merry Wives of Windsor / Act II. Scene I." after the work of Rev

Marie de' Medici (c. 1575-1642), 2nd wife of Henry IV and regent (1610-1617) for her son Louis XIII.

Number 19 of an Edition Limited To 1000 Sets of "Forty Drawings Done By Rockwell Kent To Illustrate the Works of William Shakespeare of Which One Print is Signed by the Artist". Publisher: Garden City

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The Works of Shakespeare Place Published: Edinburgh Publisher:Printed for Grant Richards, London Date Published: 1901-1904 Description: