King Henry VI, pt. 1 ; King Richard II ; Merchant of Venice 3
Joseph Kenny Meadows · 1790-1874
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King Henry VI, pt. 1 ; King Richard II ; Merchant of Venice 3, Joseph Kenny Meadows (1843). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Kenny Meadows died in 1874; this work is in the public domain.
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A pencil drawing shows two armed men in a stone chamber beside a barred iron-studded door, one raising a spiked mace while the other staggers back. Two bodies lie sprawled on the floor, and a table with a cloth stands at the right. The work is credited to Joseph Kenny Meadows and dated 1843, and its title refers to scenes from Shakespeare's plays.
