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Engraving of actress Ellen Terry in a richly patterned gown as Portia, with a costumed attendant and a column beside her.

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Miss Ellen Terry as Portia [in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice], Frederick Barnard. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Frederick Barnard died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.

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A wood engraving shows an actress in an ornate Renaissance-style gown with a ruff collar and pearl necklace, holding a flame-like object while a figure in patterned doublet and breeches reaches toward her. A seated or fallen figure lies at her feet beside a classical column. The print is inscribed with a signature and the caption "Miss Ellen Terry as Portia", attributed to Frederick Barnard.