Shakspeare. While an exuberance of elegant and expensive ornament, derived from fancy, is preparing for the works of Shakspeare, it may appear extraordinary that so little attention has hitherto been paid to the countenances of his real characters, ... To supply this deficiency, E. Harding, No. 132, Fleet-street, proposes to publish, by subscription, an assemblage of genuine heads and views, ... by Silvester Harding. ...
E. & S. Harding (London, England)
[London,
1789]
Dated at head: Fleet-Street, Dec. 1, 1789.
E. & S. Harding's 'Shakspeare illustrated' was published in 1793.
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