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         Shakespeare
         in literature
         - music
         (operas, musicals, songs
         etc.),
         ballet
         - film
         - paintings,
         sculpture
         - architecture
         - Shakespeare
         as a popular icon
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         and pornography
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         in different countries
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         and metasites on the net
         - biographies
         and authorship debates -
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         Adaptations
         and Uses of Shakespeare
         in Paintings, Sculpture, Architecture
         
       
   
          
      
          
   
         Shakespeare-related
         paintings
         (For
         links related to a specific play or poem: Go to
         "works")
         
         Shakespeare portraits:
         
         The ("new") Sanders Portrait
         Nolen, Stephanie. "It
         is time to reveal Shakespeare to the
         world",
         Globe and Mail, May 12 2001
         [http://www.geocities.com/josephebecker/literature/shakes39.html]
         (May 2002)
         Nolen, Stephanie. "Is
         this the face of a genius?"
         Globe and Mail, May 11 2001
         [http://www.euronet.nl/users/warnar/portrait.htm]
         (May 2002)
         New
         Portrait
         (large)
         [http://www.geocities.com/tranquileye/shakespeare/large.html]
         (May 2001)
         Corbeil, Marie-Claude. The
         Scientific Examination of the Sanders Portrait of
         Shakespeare
         [http://www.cci-icc.gc.ca/whats-new/portrait_e.shtml]
         (May 2002)
         A new Shakespeare
         portrait? (the
         Sanders portrait and other portraits of Shakespeare, Marlowe
         etc.
         [http://www2.localaccess.com/marlowe/portrait.htm]
         (May 2001)
         
         The Chandos Portrait
         Chandos
         portrait
         [http://mh.cla.umn.edu/Chandos.html]
         
         The Droeshout Portrait (1st Folio)
         William
         Blake (based
         on Droeshout)
         [http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated/Blake.Shakespeare.html]
         (May 2002)
         
         Shakespeare
         nursed by Tragedy and Comedy
         Boydell, [http://www.graphic-photo.de/0148.html]
         
         Images
         and Pictures of Shakespeare
         [http://www.allshakespeare.com/pictures/] (Jan.
         2002)
         
         Shakespeare
         "gifs"
         (slides, pictures: Chandos portrait etc.)
         [http://www.rrz.uni-koeln.de] (Jan. 2002)
         
         Shakespeare in the Age of Visual Culture: printed
         images.
         introduction, bibliography.
         [http://www.folger.edu/institute/visual/pmintro.htm]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Edward Hopper, Shakespeare
         at Dusk (oil
         painting, 1935)
         [http://www.masterpiece-paintings-gallery.com/hopper-shakespeare.htm]
         (Jan. 2003)
         
         
         Portraits of Queen Elizabeth I
         
         Contemporary
         Portraits of Queen Elizabeth I
         (e.g. aged
         13 ;
         Pelican
         portrait ;
         Armada
         ; Ermine)
         [http://www.tudorhistory.org/elizabeth/gallery.html]
         (Jan. 2001)
         The
         Faces of Queen Elizabeth I
         (Hilliard, Zucchero, Christoffel van Sichem, Damley, Isaac
         Oliver)
         [http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/elizface.htm]
         Marcus
         Gheeraerts the younger, c. 1592
         
         Olsen, Kristen: Visual
         Poetics. The
         duality inherent in the persona of Elizabeth I between the
         "body politic" and the "body natural",
         [http://www.folger.edu/institute/visual/pmabsko.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Contemporary (Renaissance) Artists
         
         16th
         Century Art in Northern Europe and
         Spain.
         [http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTH16thcentury.html#Northern16]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Art
         in Renaissance England.
         [http://web.uvic.ca/shakespeare/Library/SLT/literature/artsubj.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Gerritsen, Johan. The
         Swan Theatre Drawing - a review.
         De Witt drawing
         [http://shakespeare.let.uu.nl/swan.htm] (Jan.
         2002)
         
         Hilliard,
         Nicholas
         (1547-1619)
         [http://www.kfki.hu/~arthp/html/h/hilliard/index.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         Hilliard,
         Nicholas
         (1547-1619)
         [http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/hilliard_nicholas.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         Queen Elizabeth (Ermine
         portrait); Young
         man leaning against a tree
         [http://www.artunframed.com/hilliard.htm] (Jan.
         2002)
         The
         Faces of Queen Elizabeth I
         [http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/elizface.htm]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Hans
         Holbein (The Younger)
         [http://www.kfki.hu/~arthp/html/h/holbein/hans_y/index.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         Hans
         Holbein (the
         Younger, 1497-1543)
         [http://www.artunframed.com/holbein.htm] (Jan.
         2002)
         Jane
         Seymour ;
         Portrait
         of Henry VIII
         [http://www.artunframed.com/images/artmis45/hholb84.jpg]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Henry
         Wriothesley, third
         Earl of Southampton with his cat in the Tower of London,
         c.1601-1603. Painted by John de Critz the Elder.
          [http://www.gorki.net/Art/fa12.html (April
         2002)
         
         Tyburn
         Tree: Executions in
         Early Modern England [http://www.unc.edu/~charliem/]
         (May 2002)
         Pictures
         of Executions
         [http://www.unc.edu/~charliem/pics.htm] (May
         2002)
         
         Illustrations to Shakespeare's Works
         
         Emory
         Shakespeare:
         19th Century illustrations to Shakespeare
         [http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated/Shakespeare.html]
         
         Boydell, London 1803. Copperplates with scenes from
         histories and tragedies, from King
         John
         [http://www.graphic-photo.de/0101.html] to
         Othello
         [http://www.graphic-photo.de/0150.html]
         
         38
         Victorian engravings from
         Charles Knight's Imperial Edition of Shakespeare's
         complete works ("The Works of Shakspere") in English and
         Dutch.
         [http://home.wanadoo.nl/m.vanherpt/in-engel.htm]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Pre-Raphaelite
         Ophelias
         [http://www.wiliqueen.com/ophelia/preraphaelite.html]
         (last visit: April 02)
         Ophelia
         Page: Pictures
         and Rimbaud's poem
         [http://un2sg4.unige.ch/athena/ophelia/ophelia.html]
         (last visit: 23/03/00)
         Representations
         of Ophelia
         [http://www.d.umn.edu/~kmaurer/hamlet/Ophelia.html]
         
         Shakespeare images: images of and related to Shakespeare,
         public domain. http://www1.mwc.edu/~wkemp/gallery/shakespeare_images/shakimages1.htm
         (last visit: 18/02/00)
         
         Tate
         Gallery,
         London [http://www.tate.org.uk/home/default.htm],
         Tate
         Britain
         (Preraphaelites)
         [http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/default.htm]
         (18/05/00)
         
         Theatre Image
         Collections
         online [http://vl-theatre.com/list14.php3]
         
         French
         prose translation
         with pictures by Etienne Yver: les 154 sonnets, mis en image
         par Etienne Yver [http://www.chez.com/shake/];
         start
         with number 1
         [http://www.chez.com/shake/sonnet1.html]
         
         Hanna Tomkins, oil paintings, water colours,  postcards etc. by Hannah Tomkins The Shakespeare Art Collection Catalogue [http://shakespeare-art-museum.com/Catalog.html] (July 2005
         
         Monuments
         
         The
         Gower Monument,
         Stratford.
         [http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobjay99/gowerm.jpg]
         
         The
         Shakespeare Memorial,
         (Shakespeare Monument) Stratford
         [http://www.shakespearetoday.net/shakespearememorial.htm]
         
         Shakespeare's
         Monument in
         Stratford (Baconian site)
         [http://www.clark.net/pub/tross/ws/shaxmon.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Leicester
         Square,
         London.
         Leicester
         Square, London
         (picture, on this site)
         
         Shakespeare-Denkmal
         in Weimar,
         April 2002 (2 pictures, on this site)
         Shakespeare-Denkmal,
         Weimar
         [http://www.shakespeare-gesellschaft.de/deutsch/galerie/galeriedenkmal.html]
         Park
         an der Ilm, Weimar.
         [http://www.weimar-klassik.de/parks/index.html]
         "Das einzige Denkmal
         Shakespeares
         auf dem europäischen Festland..."
         [http://www.jf-archiv.de/archiv99/179aa33.htm]
         
         Edward Hopper, Shakespeare
         at Dusk (oil
         painting, 1935)
         [http://www.masterpiece-paintings-gallery.com/hopper-shakespeare.htm]
         
         
         
         Shakespeare
         and architecture
         
         Castles,
         palaces, stately homes
         and other architecture (Tudor)
         [http://www.tudorhistory.org/castles/] (Jan.
         2002)
         
         The
         virtual Renaissance castle
         [http://renaissance.district96.k12.il.us/Castles/Castles.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         The
         Tower of London
         [http://renaissance.district96.k12.il.us/TowerofLondon/TowerLondon.html]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Theatres
         
         Gerritsen, Johan.
         The
         Swan Theatre Drawing - a review.
         De Witt drawing
         [http://shakespeare.let.uu.nl/swan.htm]
         
         The
         Rose Theatre
         [http://www.rdg.ac.uk/rose/]
         
         Shakespeare
         and the Globe
         [http://www.rdg.ac.uk/globe/] (last visit:
         22/01/00)
         The
         Globe (3d
         walk-through model)
         [http://www.GreatBuildings.com/buildings/Globe_Theater.html]
         for more models
         see:
         [http://www.GreatBuildings.com/types/models/models.html]
         (May 2001)
         
         The
         Blackfriar's Theatre
         [http://www.luminarium.org/encyclopedia/blackfriars.htm]
         (Sept. 2002
         
         Stratford
         
         Shakespeare
         Birthplace Trust
         [http://www.stratford.co.uk/birthplace/] (last
         visit: 22/01/00)
         
         Houses
         in Stratford [http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/houses/houses.htm]
         (Jan. 2002)
         
         Holy
         Trinity Church
         [http://www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk/soaholtr.htm]
         
         Balz Engler: "Wallfahrt
         zum Ort des Dichterkults"
         (this site)
         
         Architecture in a Shakespearean
         context
         
         Shakespeare
         and the Folger:
         Article on this website http://www.unibas.ch/shine/shine_folger.htm
         
         The Globe in Germany, Neuss: Festival
         im Globe.
         (Juni 2001) [http://www.shakespeare-globe.de]
         [http://www.neuss.de]
         
         Pré-Catelan et Jardin
         Shakespeare,
         Paris: avec des illustrations végétales des
         pièces de théâtre de Shakespeare : les
         landes des sorcières de Macbeth, le bois grec du
         Songe d'une nuit d'été, les calanques de la
         Tempête, etc.
         [http://www.pageszoom.com/pt/sites/htm_fra/reg_pari/paris/16_pcate/acc.htm]
         
         The
         Shakespeare Country Park
         in Maruyama, Japan: Birthplace, New place, Mary Arden's
         cottage (?), village green etc.
         [http://www.awa.or.jp/home/ogata/town/sc_park/shakspa1.htm]
         photo
         of the whole park:
         [http://www.awa.or.jp/home/ogata/town/sc_park/photo.htm]
         
         The
         Globe in Tokyo
         (architect: Arata Isozaki) Matsushita has been a committed
         sponsor since 1991, encouraging its employees to work as
         volunteers at the Globe Theatre Company's performances in
         Osaka.
         [http://www.matsushita.co.jp/ccd/globe1-e.htm]
         
         The
         Tsubouchi Theatre Museum
         of Waseda University. (Shyo Tsubouchi [1859-1935]
         was the first translator of Shakespeare's complete works
         into Japanese)
         [http://www.waseda.ac.jp/enpaku/index-e.html]
         
         Globes
         in different countries
         (this site)
         
         
       
   
          
      
          
   
         Shakespeare
         in literature
         - music
         (operas, musicals, songs
         etc.),
         ballet
         - film
         - paintings,
         sculpture
         - architecture
         - Shakespeare
         as a popular icon
         - Shakespeare
         and pornography
         - Shakespeare
         in different countries
         - tourism
         - sites
         and metasites on the net
         - biographies
         and authorship debates -
         Shakespeare
         in the classroom
         - Just
         For Fun
         
       
          
      
          
   
         
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