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Engraving of Hamlet Act I Scene IV: two men struggle as a glowing armored ghost points a spear toward them.

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A dramatic engraved print shows two men in dark period dress struggling to restrain one another while a glowing, armored ghostly figure extends a spear toward them. A chain and ball lie in the foreground beside a stone wall. The inscription identifies the scene as Act I, Scene IV of Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, with the work attributed to Henry Fuseli and dated 1796.

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1796

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