As you like it; Peace here comes my sister reading by Byam Shaw

Black-and-white print of a crowned figure with a finger to lips beside a tree, a woman at left, and a jester with a staff at

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As you like it; Peace here comes my sister reading, Byam Shaw (1900). Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white linework print showing a crowned figure in a flowing robe with a finger raised to the lips, beside a gnarled tree trunk. A second woman in a long dress stands at the left, and a jester-like figure holding a bauble-tipped staff appears at the right, beneath the caption "PEACE HERE COMES MY SISTER READING." The work is credited to Byam Shaw and dated 1900, and carries the title "As you like it; Peace here comes my sister reading."

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