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Edwin A. Abbey - 3

Some examples of Abbey's work in Harper's Monthly Magazine from 1904 to 1907. Click on images to enlarge them.

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An illustration from Theodore_Watts-Dunton's critical comment of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for May 1904. Act IV. Scene V. Elsinore -- a room in the castle. Ophelia: "And of all Christian souls! I pray God. God be wi' you!"


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An illustration from Swinburne's critical comment of Shakespeare's "Othello" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for October 1904. From Shakespeare's "Othello" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for October 1904. Act II. Scene I. A seaport town in Cyprus. Othello: "O my fair warrrior"

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Detail of the large scene, above.


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From Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for February 1906. Act III. Scene I. Caesar: "The ides of March are come." Soothsayer: "Aye, Caesar; but not gone."

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Detail from an illustration from Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for November 1906. Act IV. Scene I. First Apparition: "Macbeth! Macbeth! Macbeth! beware McDuff!."

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From Harper's Monthly Magazine for June 1907. Sir John Falstaff with his page -- King Henry IV. Act I. Scene II. No lines included on the original color plate, nor could I find other material for this play.

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Color plate from Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida" in Harper's Monthly Magazine for October 1907. Cassandra.

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From Arthur Symon's critical comment of "Troilus and Cressida." Cressida and her uncle. Look at those faces! Did illustration ever get any better than that?

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