Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive

by Michael John Goodman

Tag Archives: Stools

Juliet, Lady Capulet and Capulet

Salisbury

Room in the Tower – Scene IV

Venetian General. From ‘Habiti d’ Huominie Donne Venetiane’, 1609

Scene I – ‘How now, sir?’

Middle Temple Hall

The Stocks (from Fox’s Act, &c.)

Helena and Clown

Helena and Countess

All’s Well That Ends Well Act I Header

Timon of Athens Act III Header

Measure for Measure Act IV Header

Friar Thomas and the Duke

Measure for Measure Act I Header

Polixenes and Camillo

The Winter’s Tale Act II Header

Iago, Desdemona and Emilia

Give Me Some Light: -Away!

Biron and Rosaline

Falstaff is Beaten by Ford

Falstaff Hides

Falstaff and Ford

In the Archbishop’s Palace (II)

In the Archbishop’s Palace

Falstaff Tells a Story

Puck Frightening Maidens

The Mechanicals

Jessica and Launcelot

The Merchant of Venice Full Page Introductory Illustration

Apothecary and Romeo

Nurse And Juliet

Friar And Romeo

Antony and Cleopatra

Volumnia, Virgilia and Valeria

Romeo and Juliet Dramatis Personae

Let Me My Service Tender On Your Lips

Why, Look You There!

Hamlet And Ophelia

Simpcox Gets Beaten

The Death of King Henry IV

I Was A Poor Groom Of Thy Stable, King

King John Act IV Header

The Taming of the Shrew Full Page Introductory Illustration

Rare Visions…

Achilles Actors Angelo Animals Antipholus of Syracuse Antonio Armour Army Arthur Arviragus Ass Audrey Autolycus Axes Babies Bardolph Bars Baskets and Boxes Bassanio Bats Beds Beheadings Belarius Birds Biron Books Bottles Bows and Arrows Bridges Brutus Bugs and Insects Cardinal Wolsey Cassio Cassius Castles and Palaces Caves Celia Chains Chairs Charmian Cherubs and Babies Chests Children Chorus Christopher Sly Citizens Claudio (Much Ado About Nothing) Clown (The Winter's Tale) Clowns and Jesters Coins Conflict Cordelia Costard Countess of Roussillon Crab Crowns Crucifix Curtains Daggers Dancing Death Deers and Stags Dogs Don Pedro Doorways Drink Dromio of Ephesus Dromio of Syracuse Duke of Clarence Duke of Gloster Dumaine Earl of Kent Earl of Warwick Edgar Emilia Fairies Fans Feste Fire Fires Flags Flora and Fauna Flowers Flying Fountains Ghosts Glasses Goneril Grumio Guiderius Headpieces Henry Bolingbroke Hero Horatio horns Horses Hotspur Iachimo Induction Jack Cade Jessica Joan La Pucelle John of Gaunt Julius Caesar Justice Shallow King Edward IV King Henry IV King Henry VI King of Navarre Kings Lanterns and Lamps Leonato Letters Longueville Lord Talbot Lucio Maria (Twelfth Night) Masks Mistress Ford Mistress Page Monsters Moon Murderers Musicians and Music Night Nurse Pandarus Parolles Perdita Pericles Philip the Bastard Pictures Pillars Pistol Plates Poins Polixenes Polonius Portraits Posthumus Pots Princess of France (Love's Labour's Lost) Queen (Richard II) Queen Elizabeth Queen Elizabeth I Queen Katherine Queen Margaret Queens Reading and Writing Regan Richard Duke of Gloster Richard Plantagenet Rings Sea Ships and Boats Shipwrecks Shovels and Spades Sir Hugh Evans Skulls Sleep Slender Smoke Snakes Soldiers Spears Speed Staff Staffs Statues Stephano Stools Storms Streets Supplementary Notice Swords Tables Tailpieces Tents The Fool The King of France The Watch Thrones Tombs Torches Touchstone Trees Tress Trinculo Views Vines Virgilia Volumnia Walking Sticks Walls Water Whips Wings Witches Wood Woods and Forests

Gaze therein...

Act I Act I Headers Act II Act II Headers Act III Act III Headers Act IV Act IV Headers Act V Act V Headers All's Well That Ends Well A Midsummer Night's Dream Antony and Cleopatra Ariel As You Like It Beatrice Benedick Bottom Caliban Charles Knight Cleopatra Comedy Coriolanus (Character) Coriolanus (Play) Cymbeline Desdemona Dramatis Personae Exterior Full Page Illustrations H.C. Selous Hamlet (Play) Helena (All's Well That Ends Well) Hermione History Iago Imogen Interior Introductory Remarks / Notice John Gilbert Juliet Julius Caesar Katharina Kenny Meadows King Claudius King Henry IV Part I King Henry IV Part II King Henry V (Character) King Henry V (Play) King Henry VIII (Character) King Henry VIII (Play) King Henry VI Part I King Henry VI Part II King Henry VI Part III King John (Character) King John (Play) King Lear (Character) King Lear (Play) King Richard II (Character) King Richard II (Play) King Richard III (Character) King Richard III (Play) Leontes Love's Labour's Lost Macbeth (Character) Macbeth (Play) Marc Antony Measure For Measure Mistress Quickly Much Ado About Nothing Ophelia Orlando Othello (Character) Othello (Play) Pericles Petruchio Prince Hal Prince Hamlet Prospero Puck Queen Gertrude Romeo Romeo and Juliet Rosalind Shylock Sir Andrew Aguecheek Sir John Falstaff Sir Toby Belch The Comedy of Errors The Merchant Of Venice The Merry Wives of Windsor The Taming of the Shrew The Tempest The Two Gentlemen of Verona The Winter's Tale Timon of Athens (Character) Timon of Athens (Play) Title Pages Tragedy Troilus and Cressida Twelfth Night

Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive by Michael John Goodman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

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

Dr Michael John Goodman works at Cardiff University. You can contact him at: goodmanmj@cardiff.ac.uk or on Twitter @DrMikeyGoodman

Or visit michaeljohngoodman.org to learn more about Michael’s work.