
Tag Archives: Animals


Henry V. Before Harfleur

King Henry V. and Falstaff

Antiochus and Daughter

Antony and Cleopatra Tailpiece

Cleopatra, Charmian and the Death of Iras

Othello Tailpiece

Hamlet Full Page Introductory Illustration

Macbeth Tailpiece

Macbeth and Witches

Macbeth and Witches

Macbeth Full Page Introductory Illustration

Timon and Servant

Romeo and Juliet Headpiece

Achilles and Hector’s Body

Cassandra, Andromache and Hector

Troilus and Cressida

Troilus, Pandarus and Cressida

Queen Margaret, Queen Elizabeth and Duchess of York

King Richard III Full Page Introductory Illustration

Warwick

Jack Cade and Lord Say

Jack Cade

Pucelle

Talbot in Battle

Pucelle

King Henry VI Part I Full Page Introductory Illustration

King Henry V and Herald

King Henry V and Duke of York

Chorus

King Henry V Full Page Introductory Illustration

Falstaff and Pistol

Hastings and Messenger

Lord Bardolph and Northumberland

Battle

Hotspur and Blunt

Hotspur and Lady Percy

King Henry IV Part I Full Page Introductory Illustration

King Richard II Tailpiece

York and Duchess

Bolingbroke

King Richard and Salisbury

Bolingbroke and Northumberland

Combatants

Pembroke and Salisbury

Bastard

King John and Elinor

King John at Angiers

King John Full Page Introductory Illustration

The Taming of the Shrew Tailpiece

Petruchio and Katherina

Touchstone and Audrey

Love’s Labour’s Lost Headpiece

Aegeon and Family

Herne’s Oak (II)

Speed, Launce and Crab

The Two Gentlemen of Verona Headpiece

The Two Gentlemen of Verona Full Page Introductory Illustration

Prospero, Ariel, Caliban, Trinculo and Stephano

Ariel, Caliban, Trinculo and Stephano

Trinculo and Caliban

Prospero, Miranda and Caliban

Prospero and Miranda

Meeting of Henry VIII and Francis – From the bass-relief at Rouen

Wolsey and his Suite – from a drawing in Mr. Douce’s copy of Cavendish’s ‘Life of Wolsey’

Henry VIII at the Field of the Cloth of Gold

Salisbury

Edward Prince of Wales (son of Edward IV) – From his seal engraved in Archaeologia, vol xx.

Street in London. ‘Neighbours, God speed’

Border of Armorial Bearings

Badge of Richard III – From an original drawing by the late Charles Stothard

Crosby House

Coventry – Scene I

Park at Middleham Castle – Scene V

Chace in the North – Scene I

Edward Prince of Wales, son of Henry VI – From a Seal in Sandford’s ‘General History’

Battle of Barnet – From an Illumination in a MS. at Ghent

St Alban’s – Hawking Party

Triumphal Entry of Charles VII into Rouen – from Montfaucon

Duke of Bourbon

Heights between Havre and Harfleur, from an original sketch

Richard II knighting Henry of Monmouth

Portrait of Henry V

‘I saw young Harry – with his beaver on’

Hall in Shallow’s House, showing the domestic architecture of the period

Windsor Castle, in the sixteenth century

Gualtree Forest

Tilt-yard, Westmister

Falstaff choosing his Recruits

Entrance Tower of Warkworth Castle

Cuckoo and Hedge Sparrow

Army before Shrewsbury

Road near Coventry

Boar’s Head

Ancient Inn-yard

Hotspur and the Fop

Funeral of Richard II from the MS. Froissart in the British Museum

Richard and Bolingbroke entering London

A Street leading to the Tower – Meeting of Richard and his Queen

Flint Castle – Meeting of Richard II and Bolingbroke

The Lists at Coventry – ‘The King hath thrown his Warder down’

A Room in the Royal Palace, London

Tournament – Knights parading the Field preparatory to entering Lists

The Long Wash between Lynn and Boston

The Horse-litter, from a MS. (Royal, xvi. G 6)

The Field after the Battle

St George, form an old illumination

Richard I and the Lion

Ceremony of creating a Knight on the Field of Battle

Roman Eagle. From a Painting on a Roman Vase

Hector’s Body dragged at the Car of Achilles

Plains of Troy

View of Tenedos. From d’Ohsson

Macbeth Full Page Introductory Illustration

‘This night wherin the cub-drawn bear would couch…’

Scene IV

Country near Dover

View of Athens

Combat of Posthumus and Iachimo

‘Anon, as patient as the female dove’

Pelicans

A Plain in Denmark

Danish Standard and Arms

‘Smote the sledded Polacks’

‘Nimble-pinioned Doves,’ From Raffaelle

Falconry

The ‘Measure’

Grove of Sycamore

‘Thy Groans did make wolves howl’

‘A Frippery.’ From a Print dated 1587

‘Apes that moe and chatter’

Ape-bearer

Scene III – ‘I am gone for ever’

Emblems of Jealousy

Introductory Notice – Act IV. Scene III ‘I bless the time / When my good falcon made her flight across / Thy father’s ground’

‘Look, the unfolding star calls up the shepherd’

Scene II – Street before Prison

‘An o’ergrown lion in a cave’

Scene IV – ‘Here comes a pair of very strange beasts.’

Serpent-charmers of India

Scene III – ‘Be of good cheer, youth.’

Scene III – ‘Lay sleeping on his back.’

Falcon with bells

Suffolk Ox-yoke

Scene V – ‘Sweet Phebe, do not scorn me.’

Scene II – ‘Tongues I’ll hang on every tree.’

Scene VI – ‘Dear master, I can go no further.’

Scene I – ‘A poor sequester’d stag.’

Forest of Arden
