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These are hand color lithos from the mid-1800’s and represent the famous Shakespearean actors of the time in character.
The images are all vivid in color with all having minor issues from tape marks, slight edge tears or foxing.
This print is titled, “Mr. W. Davidge as Pistol”
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These are hand color lithos from the mid-1800’s and represent the famous Shakespearean actors of the time in character.
The images are all vivid in color with all having minor issues from tape marks, slight edge tears or foxing.
This print is titled, “The late Thomas Hamblin as Coriolanus”
Please contact with any questions or concerns.

These are hand color lithos from the mid-1800’s and represent the famous Shakespearean actors of the time in character.
The images are all vivid in color with all having minor issues from tape marks, slight edge tears or foxing.
This print is titled, “Mr. Edwin Forrest as Hamlet”
Please contact with any questions or concerns.

These are hand color lithos from the mid-1800’s and represent the famous Shakespearean actors of the time in character.
The images are all vivid in color with all having minor issues from tape marks, slight edge tears or foxing.
This print is titled, “The late Edmund Kean as Gloster”
Please contact with any questions or concerns.

These are hand color lithos from the mid-1800’s and represent the famous Shakespearean actors of the time in character.
The images are all vivid in color with all having minor issues from tape marks, slight edge tears or foxing.
This print titled, “Miss Mary Taylor as Mis. Page”
Please contact with any questions or concerns.

This is a photo of Andrew Goldsworthy’s installation across from Inspiration Point in the Presidio. Well worth the effort to see it. There is a nice exhibit next to the Officer’s Club about the piece and the artist.

The view looking back from the Officers Club in the Presidio.

The view looking back from the Officers Club in the Presidio.

This is Andrew Goldsworthy’s installation at Stanford University. It is called Rock River and is made of sandstone salvaged from buildings damaged or destroyed during the Loma Prieta earthquake.

Mushroom’s that were sprouting in front of the building housing an exhibit about Andrew Goldsworthy’s Presidio installation piece, “Spire”.