Shakespeare invoking his characters in the plays
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Shakespeare invoking his characters in the plays, George Strafford (1860). Via artnap.com
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A circular drawing heightened with white highlights shows a statue of William Shakespeare raising a staff, with the inscription W. Shakespeare on its pedestal. Around him gather crowned kings, spirits, fairies, animals, birds and butterflies, suggesting his characters. The work is signed and dated 1860 and is attributed to George Strafford.