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Design for Stage Scene: King Lear

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Woodcut; second state

Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Harris Brisbane Dick Fund 1924

Edward Gordon Craig (Artist) William Shakespeare (Subject)

Prints Theatre Shakespeare Stage Design King Lear

block cut 1908 printed 1923, 1908, 1923

Title: Design for Stage Scene: King Lear

Description:

Woodcut; second state.

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