Scene from Hamlet by Joseph Kenny Meadows (1843)

Pencil drawing of Hamlet beside a ghost in an arched chamber, with a crowned king and veiled woman below, labelled Act I.

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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 a standing young man in dark robes gesturing toward a pale spectral figure in an arched stone chamber, with a crowned king and a veiled woman seated below a block marked Act I. The stone wall behind carries the lettering Hamlet Prince of Denmark. The work is titled Scene from Hamlet, made by Joseph Kenny Meadows in 1843.

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1843

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