King Henry IV, Pt. 1, II, 4, Falstaff, Bardolph and Hostess by Joseph Nash

Watercolor of a tavern interior with a woman in blue, a bearded man with a tankard at a table, and a figure with a jug in a d

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King Henry IV, Pt. 1, II, 4, Falstaff, Bardolph and Hostess, Joseph Nash. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor shows an interior scene with a woman in a blue gown and red headpiece standing beside a dark settle, while a stout bearded man in a plumed cap holds a tankard at a wooden table. A figure carrying a jug stands in a doorway behind them, and a fallen vase lies on the floor. 1, II, 4, Falstaff, Bardolph and Hostess by Joseph Nash.

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