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The Savoy, ‘The Duke of Lancaster’s Palace”

Date: Author: Michael Goodman Category: Act I, Charles Knight, Exterior, History, King Richard II (Play) Tags: Castles and Palaces, Views

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Illustrator: G. F. Sargent

Engraver: Charles Gray

Original Illustration Size: 79 x 115 mm / 3″4 x 4″16

Illustration Number: 6b/27

Source Text: The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere / Edited by Charles Knight / Histories, Vol. I.

Published: London: Virtue & Co., [1839–42?]

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Micael John Goodman is a post doctoral researcher at Cardiff University. You can contact him at MJ_Goodman@outlook.com or on Twitter @DrMikeyGoodman To learn more about Michael’s work, go to michaeljohngoodman.org

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How to Cite the Archive: General references to the archive should employ the following formula: Michael John Goodman, The Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive [date accessed]. e.g. For a record of key illustrations to Howard Staunton’s Complete Plays of Shakespeare (1865-67), see Michael John Goodman, The Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive (VISA) [1 February 2016]. Subsequent references can be truncated to VISA. Referring to Specific Image within the Archive: Michael John Goodman, The Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive [date accessed]. e.g. See the record for Kenny Meadows’ ‘The Tempest Full Page Introductory Illustration’ (1846), in Michael John Goodman, The Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive [1 February 2016].

This Archive is indebted to the Database of Mid-Victorian Illustration and The Illustration Archive, directed by Prof. Julia Thomas

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