Shakspeare's portraits

General notes

Plate to Campbell's edition of Works, 1843 Nine numbered portraits identified within the text as: [1] Portrait of Shakspeare, known as the Chandos Picture; [2] Portrait engraved by Martin Droeshout; [3] Portrait painted by Guglielmo Zucchero [actually the Marshall engraving, from 1640 ed. of Poems]; [4] Portrait engraved after the painting of Cornelius Janssen; [5] Portrait engraved after Nicholas Hilliard [aka The Harleian Miniature]; [6] The highly finished miniature of Shakspeare in the possession of Charles Auriol, Esq. [aka The Jennings Portrait]; [7] Portrait engraved after Mr. Cosway's picture; [8] Portrait engraved after Simon [aka The Soust Portrait]; [9] Bust of Shakspeare engraved after the well known monument erected at Stratford upon Avon This record contains unverified data from old cards and may contain incorrect or incomplete text. Please consult Curator for assistance ART File S527 no.401 copy 1 also available as a digital reproduction

Exhibited

Washington, D.C., Folger Shakespeare Library, 2011. Fame, Fortune, and Theft (Copy 2)