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King Richard Speaks To Tyrrell In Richard Iii, Part One, Act Iv, Scene Ii, By William Shakespeare. Say It Is Done, And I Will Love Thee, And Prefer Thee For It. Drawn And Etched By Robert Dudley. From The Illustrated Library Shakspeare, Published London 1890
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King Richard Speaks To Tyrrell In Richard Iii, Part One, Act Iv, Scene Ii, By William Shakespeare. Say It Is Done, And I Will Love Thee, And Prefer Thee For It. Drawn And Etched By Robert Dudley. From The Illustrated Library Shakspeare, Published London 1890
King Richard Speaks To Tyrrell In Richard Iii, Part One, Act Iv, Scene Ii, By William Shakespeare.Say It Is Done, And I Will Love Thee, And Prefer Thee For It. Drawn And Etched By Robert Dudley. From The Illustrated Library Shakspeare, Published London 1890
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Character Characters Dudley King Play Plays Shakespeare Third Tragedy William Tyrrell
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This print captures a pivotal moment from William Shakespeare's tragic play, Richard III. In Act IV, Scene II, we witness the intense exchange between King Richard and Tyrrell. Illustrated by Robert Dudley and etched with meticulous detail, this image brings to life the emotional depth of the scene. King Richard, portrayed with regal authority, stands tall as he addresses Tyrrell. His words carry both power and vulnerability as he implores Tyrrell to complete a task for him: "Say it is done, and I will love thee, and prefer thee for it". The weight of his request hangs in the air as we see King Richard's determination mixed with an underlying sense of desperation. Tyrrell's character remains shrouded in mystery in this illustration. We can only imagine his internal struggle upon receiving such a significant command from the king himself. The tension between these two characters is palpable through their expressions and body language. Published in London in 1890 as part of The Illustrated Library Shakspeare collection, this artwork showcases not only Shakespeare's timeless storytelling but also Robert Dudley's artistic talent. Through intricate lines and careful shading techniques, Dudley breathes life into these iconic characters. Ken Welsh has expertly captured this historical piece through his lens at Design Pics without mentioning any commercial use intentions. This photograph print serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Shakespearean tragedy and its ability to captivate audiences across generations.
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