Hamlet; As kill a king, ay lady twas my word Act III Scene… by Byam Shaw

Black and white print of a man with a drawn sword beside a kneeling woman and a fallen body, from Shaw's 1900 Hamlet illustra

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Hamlet; As kill a king, ay lady twas my word Act III Scene IV, Byam Shaw (1900). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Byam Shaw died in 1919; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white print shows a standing young man holding a drawn sword, looking upward beside a kneeling woman in a long patterned dress, while a body lies on the floor in the foreground. A textile hangs at the right behind the figures, and a caption beneath reads "As kill a king, ay lady twas my word." The work is titled Hamlet; As kill a king, ay lady twas my word Act III Scene IV, by Byam Shaw, dated 1900.

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