‘Here’s to thy health’ [Hamlet], act V, [sc. II]
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‘Here’s to thy health’ [Hamlet], act V, [sc. II], William M. Anderson (1848). Via artnap.com
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A pencil drawing shows a group gathered around a long table, with a veiled woman holding a goblet and a bearded man in a dark robe beside her. In the foreground, two figures sit on a bench, one leaning on a staff, all rendered in soft graphite shading within an arched border. The work is catalogued as a print by William M. Anderson, dated 1848, and titled after a line from Hamlet, act V.
