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Ink sketch of Mercutio's death scene from Romeo and Juliet, a wounded man supported on steps by two men beside a sword.

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Romeo & Juliet at Lyceum The death of Mercutio, Mr. Coghlan as Mercutio, Mr. Geo. Warde as Capulet, Frederick Pegram. Via artnap.com

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This pen and ink drawing shows a dramatic scene in which a wounded man in a patterned doublet is supported on stone steps by two men, one leaning in from the left and another bending over him from the right, while a figure watches from a window above. A sword lies diagonally across the lower left of the sheet, and handwritten and printed captions identify the scene as the death of Mercutio from Romeo & Juliet at the Lyceum, with Mr. Coghlan as Mercutio and Mr. Geo. Warde as Capulet.