19th century framed engraving titled “Twelfth Night,” depicting a scene from Act II, Scene III of Shakespeare’s play. The composition features Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, the Clown, and Maria in a comedic tableau. The image is based on the original painting by Henry Perronet Briggs, with engraving by J. Rogers and publication by J. Major. The engraving reads, “MAR.: What a caterwauling do you keep here!” Labels and writing on the reverse include a Galerie Schoninger label, an Austrian customs stamp and a handwritten inscription referring to a Prof. Simon of Munich. The print housed in a layered mat with gold and gray borders and a wooden frame showing signs of scuffing and wear consistent with age. See photos for additional details. Dimensions: 16.5 x 20.5 x .5 inWeight: 3.6 lbsShelf: 55B

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