Costumes in Shakespeare’s Play of The Winter’s Tale
Matthias Trentsensky · 1790-1868
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A hand-colored costume plate shows six figures in theatrical dress, each labeled with a character name, including Figurante, Clown, Antolycus, Mopsa, Dorcas and a girl carrying a basket of figs. The figures wear garlands, staffs and ribboned clothing in yellow, blue, red and green. The print is titled Costumes in Shakespeare's Play of The Winter's Tale, by Matthias Trentsensky, dated 1861.