Bath, Art and Architecture

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

A Plaster Bust of Shakespeare with Westenholz

A Plaster Bust of William Shakespeare. Early to Mid 19th Century. with dealer Westenholz. Another loos...

Friday, 22 January 2016

A Wedgwood bust of Shakespeare

A Wedgwood Basalt Bust of William Shakespeare. Sold Aspire Auctions. Spring Summer 2009. 12.75 inches Tall. no date letter Ano...

The Alscot Park Marble and Plaster busts of Shakespeare by Rysbrack.

The Alscot Park Busts of William Shakespeare. by Michael Rysbrack. The Marble bust of William Shakespeare ...

The Engraved Portraits of William Shakespeare.

Portrait of William Shakespeare Martin Droeshout. Engraving from the First Folio, 1623. Title page of the First Folio, by Willia...

The Victoria and Albert Museum Terracotta Bust of Shakespeare by Michael Rysbrack and the Engravings of Shakespeare.

A Terracotta Bust of William Shakespeare. By Michael Rysbrack. Victoria and Albert Museum. c...

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