In March of 1810, a signet ring of quality and wealth was found on the grounds of Holy Trinity Church with the initials 'WS' engraved. There is a genuine possibility it is William Shakespeare's very own ring.
Shakespeare's Times Shakespeare's Life Shakespeare and his World--MOOCIn this video for the series Shakespeare's Women, we take a look at a painting of one of "Titus Andronicus"'s most gruesome scenes.
Sylvia Morris Shakespeare's WomenLearn about Volumnia through this portrait of Edith Evans portraying the role in 1959.
Shakespeare's WomenLearn about Ethel Leonitine Gabain's portrait of Peggy Ashcroft as Juliet in this video.
Shakespeare's WomenWatch the video to view a discussion surrounding a painting of Shakespeare's witches.
Sylvia Morris Shakespeare's Women ShakesHow does this painting compare to the Ophelia painting by John Everett Millais?
Shakespeare's WomenIn 18th century England, Samuel Ireland made a purchase in Warwickshire of an old chair that potentially had ties to Shakespeare and his wife Anne Hathaway. More than two decades later, it has come back home and is in our Collections.
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