Pair of Bookplates from "Military Misquotes From Shakespeare"
Item Details
A pair of framed bookplates from a book titled Military Misquotes From Shakespeare published in 1890. The first print, labeled at the bottom, How I am brav’d, and must perforce endure it. Henry VI, Part I – Act II, Scene 4, depicts a English styled solider in a red coat tail jacket and large gold toned helmet posed in front of other smaller figures on a street. The second print, labeled at the bottom, Our Captain hath in every figure skill Timon of Athens – Act.V, Scene 4, depicts a solider dungeon with a woman in a flowing white gown with other dancers and onlookers in the background. Both prints come matted and framed, the first in a brown wood frame and the second in a black and gold tone frame.
Condition
- loose joints to frame.
Dimensions
ship
Henry – 10.25" W x 13.5" H x 1.5" D / visual image – 3.75" W x 6" H
Timon -10.25" W x 13.5" H x 1.5" D / visual image – 7.75" W x 6.25" H
Item #
16ATL023-141
