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Songs of Shakespeare
Illustrated by: John Bell (English, 1745–1831)
Illustrated by: Thomas Creswick (English, 1811–1869)
Illustrated by: John Callcott Horsley (English, 1817–1903)
Illustrated by: John P. Knight (English, 1837)
Illustrated by: Richard Redgrave (English, 1804–1888)
Illustrated by: Frank Stone (English, 1800–1859)
Illustrated by: Charles Stonhouse (English, active 1833–1865)
Illustrated by: John Frederick Tayler (English, 1801–1889)
Illustrated by: Henry James Townsend (English, 1810–1890)
Illustrated by: Thomas Webster (English, 1800–1886)
Author: William Shakespeare (English, 1564–1616)
Publisher: The Etching Club (English, 19th century)
Illustrated by: Thomas Creswick (English, 1811–1869)
Illustrated by: John Callcott Horsley (English, 1817–1903)
Illustrated by: John P. Knight (English, 1837)
Illustrated by: Richard Redgrave (English, 1804–1888)
Illustrated by: Frank Stone (English, 1800–1859)
Illustrated by: Charles Stonhouse (English, active 1833–1865)
Illustrated by: John Frederick Tayler (English, 1801–1889)
Illustrated by: Henry James Townsend (English, 1810–1890)
Illustrated by: Thomas Webster (English, 1800–1886)
Author: William Shakespeare (English, 1564–1616)
Publisher: The Etching Club (English, 19th century)
1843
Place of Publication: London, England
Medium/Technique
Illustrated book, entirely etched in two colors
Dimensions
Overall: 39.4 x 28.5 x 1.5 cm (15 1/2 x 11 1/4 x 9/16 in.)
Credit Line
Transferred from the William Morris Hunt Memorial Library
Accession Number21.17165
NOT ON VIEW
CollectionsEurope, Prints and Drawings
ClassificationsIllustrated books
London: The Etching Club, 1843
Description(London: The Etching Club, 1843) 39.4 cm; [title plate and 9 plates]; contemporary half brown calf, marbled paper boards (cream-colored phase box).
Provenance1921, sold by Goodspeed's Book Shop, Boston to the MFA. (Accession date: March 28, 2016)
NOTE:
Sold to the MFA Library and transferred to the Print department in 1921.
NOTE:
Sold to the MFA Library and transferred to the Print department in 1921.