Shakespeare

(25) Shakespeare cartoons to browse out of 1000 total cartoons in the book...

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Shakespeare’s Voyage of Life

Harper’s Weekly – October 7, 1871

The Immortal Light of Genius

Painting – 1896

Altered Condition of Affairs

New York Illustrated News – November 11, 1861

The Guilty Conscience; or, Who’s that Knocking at the Door?

Phunny Phellow– July 1865

Not “Love,” But Justice

Harper’s Weekly – June 26, 1869

“What a Fall Was There My Countrymen!”

Never-published Woodblock – March 1868

Scene After the Verdict of Acquital

Illustrated Chicago News – May 1, 1868

The Democratic Convention, New York, July 9th, 1868, Decline A.J. with Thanks

Harper’s Weekly – July 25, 1868

“Farewell, a Long Farewell, to All My Greatness!”

Harper’s Weekly – March 13, 1869

The “Liberal” Conspirators (Who, You All Know, Are Honorable Men)

Harper’s Weekly – March 16, 1872

A Few Washington Sketches — In the Senate

Harper’s Weekly – March 23, 1872

United States Senate Theatre

Harper’s Weekly – March 30, 1872

Not So Easily Played Upon

Harper’s Weekly – April 27, 1872

A Step in the Right Direction

Harper’s Weekly – June 6, 1874

“Where There Is an Evil” (Caesarism Scare) “There Is a Remedy” — (Ridicule)

Harper’s Weekly – November 8, 1873

“How Many Times Shall Caesar Bleed in Sport”

Harper’s Weekly – November 21, 1874

“Upon What Meat Doth This Our Caesar Feed That He Hath Grown So Great?”

Harper’s Weekly – December 5, 1874

A Moonshine Scene

Harper’s Weekly – March 27, 1875

Can He?

Harper’s Weekly – February 23, 1878

“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Nomination

Harper’s Weekly – July 3, 1880

An Appeal to Marble

Harper’s Weekly – October 26, 1878

Senator Tweed in a New Role

Harper’s Weekly – April 26, 1870

Our Modern Falstaff Reviewing His Army

Harper’s Weekly – November 5, 1870

“Et Tu, Brute? — Then Fall, Caesar”

Harper’s Weekly – January 27, 1872

Touchstone

Harper’s Weekly – January 6, 1872