
Merry wives of Windsor, act I, sc. 2
Joseph Kenny Meadows · 1790-1874
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Kenny Meadows died in 1874; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved print showing a woman in a white bonnet and apron standing beside a man in a feathered hat and period costume, who stands on a stone staircase. Birds and a pewter tankard with a plate and knife appear in the foreground, and a figure is partly hidden behind ivy. The work is catalogued as Merry Wives of Windsor, act I, sc. 2, by Joseph Kenny Meadows, with no date given.























