Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Frontispiece
- Colophon
- Contents
- General Introduction
- MARTIN DROESHOUT'S Print of Shakspeare
- The BUST at Stratford-upon-Avon
- The CHANDOS HEAD, engraved by Mr. Scriven, from the late Mr. Ozias Humphry's Drawing, made for Mr. Malone in the year 1783
- The Portrait by Zucchero
- The Portrait by Cornelius Jansen, engraved by Mr. C. Turner, from the original Picture, in the possession of His Grace the Duke of Somerset
- The Felton Head, Artist unknown
- Head engraved by Marshall
- Miscellaneous Heads
- The POETIC CHARACTER of Shakspeare—an ancient Poem, with Illustrations, and an inquiry as to its real author
- Additional Remarks on the Portrait by Cornelius Jansen
- An Inquiry into the History, Authenticity, & Characteristics of the Shakspeare Portraits
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
- Advertisement to The Preface of Mr. Richardson's Proposals, &c. 1794
- Preface to Mr. Richardson's Proposals, &c. 1794
- Proposals
- Supplement to The Proposals of Mr. Richardson
- Remarks, &c
- The Shakspeare's Portrait, Supposed To Be
- Additional Remarks, As To The Portrait By Cornelius Jansen
- Some Further Remarks on the Felton Picture
- Preface to My Pamphlet of 1825
- Shakspeare's Monument
- An Account of the Miniature, Supposed to Be Painted
- The Portrait of Shakspeare, By Zoust
- An Account of the Portrait By Zucchero
- Dunford's portrait of Shakspeare
- Stace's Picture of Shakspeare
- Dr. Hardie's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Talma's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Mr. Wilson's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Mr. Winstanley's Portrait of Shakspeare
- The Hon. H. T. Liddell's Portrait of Shakspeare
- The Ancient Way of Spelling Shakspeare's Name
- Engraved Portraits of Shakspeare
- The Monuments of Shakspeare
- On The Sonnets of Shakespeare
Engraved Portraits of Shakspeare
from An Inquiry into the History, Authenticity, & Characteristics of the Shakspeare Portraits
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 November 2015
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Frontispiece
- Colophon
- Contents
- General Introduction
- MARTIN DROESHOUT'S Print of Shakspeare
- The BUST at Stratford-upon-Avon
- The CHANDOS HEAD, engraved by Mr. Scriven, from the late Mr. Ozias Humphry's Drawing, made for Mr. Malone in the year 1783
- The Portrait by Zucchero
- The Portrait by Cornelius Jansen, engraved by Mr. C. Turner, from the original Picture, in the possession of His Grace the Duke of Somerset
- The Felton Head, Artist unknown
- Head engraved by Marshall
- Miscellaneous Heads
- The POETIC CHARACTER of Shakspeare—an ancient Poem, with Illustrations, and an inquiry as to its real author
- Additional Remarks on the Portrait by Cornelius Jansen
- An Inquiry into the History, Authenticity, & Characteristics of the Shakspeare Portraits
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
- Advertisement to The Preface of Mr. Richardson's Proposals, &c. 1794
- Preface to Mr. Richardson's Proposals, &c. 1794
- Proposals
- Supplement to The Proposals of Mr. Richardson
- Remarks, &c
- The Shakspeare's Portrait, Supposed To Be
- Additional Remarks, As To The Portrait By Cornelius Jansen
- Some Further Remarks on the Felton Picture
- Preface to My Pamphlet of 1825
- Shakspeare's Monument
- An Account of the Miniature, Supposed to Be Painted
- The Portrait of Shakspeare, By Zoust
- An Account of the Portrait By Zucchero
- Dunford's portrait of Shakspeare
- Stace's Picture of Shakspeare
- Dr. Hardie's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Talma's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Mr. Wilson's Portrait of Shakspeare
- Mr. Winstanley's Portrait of Shakspeare
- The Hon. H. T. Liddell's Portrait of Shakspeare
- The Ancient Way of Spelling Shakspeare's Name
- Engraved Portraits of Shakspeare
- The Monuments of Shakspeare
- On The Sonnets of Shakespeare
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- Portraits of Shakespeare, and On the Sonnets of Shakespeare , pp. 389 - 409Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013