Date:1975 - 1999 (c.)
Description:While being an unusual portrayal of Shakespeare, this china bust does share with more familiar images the representation of the poet as having a high forehead, beard and moustache. It illustrates how objects such as a book or pen form often part of the Shakespeare icon. Late twentieth-century. Identity number SBT 1978-3
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While being an unusual portrayal of Shakespeare, this china bust does share with more familiar images ...
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Donor ref:SBT 1978-3 (B11) (14/9843)
Source: The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust - Museum
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