The seven ages of Shakspeare illustrated

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THE FRONTISPIECE AND SEVEN SUBJECTS COMMENCING THIS
VOLUME, ARE ENGRAVED ON STEEL BY MR, EDWARD GOODALL,
AFTER A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY DANIEL MACLISE,
ESQ., R.A., PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ART-UNION OF
LONDON. THE TITLE PAGE AND SEVEN PLATES OF TEXT WITH
ORNAMENTAL BORDERS, WERE DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED BY

MR. F. P. BECKER.

THE EIGHT WOOD-CUTS, SUCCEEDING THE ABOVE, WERE DRAWN AND
ENGRAVED BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS.

"ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE."

WILLIAM MULREADY, ESQ., R.A. JOHN THOMPSON.

THE INFANT.

SIR DAVID WILKIE, R.A. JOHN THOMPSON.

THE SCHOOL-BOY.

WILLIAM COLLINS, ESQ., R.A. JOHN THOMPSON.

THE LOVER.

A. E. CHALON, ESQ., R.A. JOHN THOMPSON.

THE SOLDIER.

A. COOPER, ESQ., R.A. JOHN JACKSON.

THE JUSTICE.

SIR A. W. CALCOTT, R.A. JOHN THOMPSON.

"THE LEAN AND SLIPPER'D PANTALOON."

SIR EDWIN LANDSEER, R.A. S. WILLIAMS.

"LAST SCENE OF ALL!"

WILLIAM HILTON, ESQ., R.A. S. WILLIAMS.

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Maclise, Daniel

The seven ages of
Shakespeare illustrated

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