Two gentlemen of Verona; Antonio Act I, Scene III
Walford Graham Robertson · 1866-1948
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Why is this public domain? Walford Graham Robertson died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor and ink costume design shows an elderly man in a dark robe patterned with yellow motifs, a red patterned collar and sleeves, and a red cap. He holds a walking stick in one hand and raises the other in a gesture. The sheet is inscribed with the play title Two Gentlemen of Verona and the character and scene Antonio, Act I, Scene III, and is attributed to Walford Graham Robertson, dated 1895.
