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Shylock Collection

"Shylock: The Complex Character of The Merchant of Venice" In William Shakespeare's renowned play, "The Merchant of Venice

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Shylock Collection: The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
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Shylock Collection: Portrait of an Old Jew (oil on canvas)
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Shylock Collection: The Royal Academy Prize-painting, Trial Scene in 'The Merchant of Venice', by A. B. Donaldson, 1862
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Shylock Collection: Cartoon, Louis Engel and Alexander Henderson
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Shylock Collection: Scene from The Merchant of Venice
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Shylock Collection: Illustration for Shakespeare's The Merchant Of Venice (litho)
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Shylock Collection: Mr. Macklin in the Character of Shylock, in Shakespeares The Merchant of Venice, 1775
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Shylock Collection: The Merchant of Venice, 1890 (litho)
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Shylock Collection: Theatrical make-up: Shylock, progressive pictures (b / w photo)
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Shylock Collection: Theatrical make-up: Shylock (b / w photo)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock - A Sketch, c. 1899. Creator: Joseph Turner Keiley
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Shylock Collection: 'Give me my money and let me go, 'said Shylock (The Merchant of Venice)
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Shylock Collection: Portia and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock, from Shakespeares The Merchant of Venice (colour litho)
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Shylock Collection: Merchant of Venice, Act II, Scene v (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock after the Trial, Merchant of Venice (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Mr Macready as Shylock (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: The Merchant of Venice: On the Rialto (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Werner Krauss, German actor, as Shylock in the film The Merchant of Venice, 1923 (b / w photo)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock and Jessica, in the Exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (litho)
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Shylock Collection: Jessica, illustration from The Merchant of Venice, c. 1910 (colour litho)
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Shylock Collection: Portia and Nerissa, illustration from The Merchant of Venice, c
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Shylock Collection: Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice, Act III, Scene 3 (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: The Merchant of Venice, Act IV, Sc I (litho)
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Shylock Collection: Portia spoke so sweetly of the noble quality of mercy as would have softened any heart
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Shylock Collection: The Trial, Act IV, Scene I from Charles Keans production of
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Shylock Collection: Trial Scene from The Merchant of Venice, 1925 (oil on canvas)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock. Is that the law?
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Shylock Collection: Shylock, The Merchant of Venice (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: The Arrest of Shylock and the Release of Antonio (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock, Bassanio and Antonio (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: Illustration for The Merchant of Venice (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Poster, The Merchant of Venice, Shylock
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Shylock Collection: Mr Henry Irving as Shylock, in 'The Merchant of Venice, 'at the Lyceum Theatre (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Trial Scene in 'The Merchant of Venice'(engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Merchant of Venice, by William Shakespeare (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: FRANCE CAN T REPAY LOAN
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Shylock Collection: Venice at Olympia, Scenes on the Stage and on the Water (litho)
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Shylock Collection: Shylock, 1897 (oil on canvas)
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Shylock Collection: Irving as Shylock (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Shylocks answer to Salanio and Salarino, Newnes Pictorial Knowledge Volume 7
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Shylock Collection: The Merchant of Venice (engraving)
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Shylock Collection: Reunion of the Lovers in Portias Gardens (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: Antonio Intervenes on Bassanios Behalf with Shylock (chromolitho)
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Shylock Collection: With Bated Breath and Whispering Humbleness, illustration from
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Shylock Collection: Tell me not of mercy gaoler, look to him, illustration from
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Shylock Collection: Shylock, Jessica and Launcelot


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"Shylock: The Complex Character of The Merchant of Venice" In William Shakespeare's renowned play, "The Merchant of Venice, " one character stands out amongst the rest - Shylock. Depicted in various forms throughout history, from oil paintings to lithographs and even theatrical make-up, it has become an iconic figure. A portrait titled "Portrait of an Old Jew" captures the essence of Shylock's character. With a stern expression and deep-set eyes, this portrayal hints at the complexity that lies within him. In another scene from the play itself, we witness Shylock's struggle as he demands his pound of flesh with unwavering determination. William Shakespeare masterfully crafted Shylock as a multifaceted individual. On one hand, he is seen as a villainous Jewish moneylender seeking revenge; on the other hand, he represents a marginalized community fighting against discrimination and prejudice. This duality makes him both intriguing and controversial. Throughout history, artists have attempted to capture Shylock's essence through their interpretations. John Lodge's depiction in 1775 showcases Mr. Macklin embodying the character flawlessly on stage. Meanwhile, Thomas Ingoldsby's illustration portrays him with haunting intensity in Richard Bentley & Son's publication. Even beyond visual representations, there are countless adaptations that explore different facets of Shylock’s persona - each shedding light on his motivations and inner turmoil. From progressive pictures showcasing theatrical make-up to black-and-white photographs capturing his transformation into life – these images further emphasize how deeply ingrained this character is within our cultural consciousness. Ultimately, "The Merchant of Venice" challenges us to question our own prejudices while highlighting themes such as justice and mercy versus vengeance. By delving into the complex depths of characters like Shylock, Shakespeare forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about society’s treatment towards those who are different or marginalized.