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Engraved oval portrait of Ophelia in profile, wearing a flower wreath and holding a sprig of herbs.

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Ophelia (Twelve Characters from Shakespeare), John Hamilton Mortimer, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An oval engraved portrait shows a woman in profile wearing a wreath of flowers and foliage and holding a sprig of herbs, with a draped garment across her shoulders. The title Ophelia appears at the top, with a quoted verse and the caption Hamlet Act IV, Scene 7 below. The print is by John Hamilton Mortimer and was published in 1775 by J. Mortimer on Norfolk Street, Strand.

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