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Ganimed and Aliena were strangely surprised to find the name of Rosalind carved on the trees... (litho)
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Ganimed and Aliena were strangely surprised to find the name of Rosalind carved on the trees... (litho)
2794925 Ganimed and Aliena were strangely surprised to find the name of Rosalind carved on the trees... (litho) by Copping, Harold (1863-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ganimed and Aliena were strangely surprised to find the name of Rosalind carved on the trees, and love-sonnets fastened to them, all addressed to Rosalind. Illustration for Tales from Shakespeare by Mary and Charles Lamb with introductions by F J Furnivall (Raphael Tuck, c 1910).); © Look and Learn
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Addressed As You Like It Bas Reliefs Fastened Find Plays Rosalind Sonnets Strangely Surprised Wooden Carving Aliena English Literature Shakespeare William Shakspeare
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In this lithograph by Harold Copping, we witness the astonishment of Ganimed and Aliena as they stumble upon a remarkable discovery. As they wander through a dense forest, their eyes are drawn to the trees around them. To their amazement, the name "Rosalind" is intricately carved into the trunks, accompanied by love-sonnets fastened with care. This enchanting scene originates from William Shakespeare's play "As You Like It" where Rosalind serves as one of its central characters. The image beautifully captures the surprise and intrigue experienced by Ganimed and Aliena upon finding these heartfelt expressions dedicated to Rosalind. Copping's illustration was created for "Tales from Shakespeare" a collection written by Mary and Charles Lamb that introduced young readers to some of Shakespeare's most beloved plays. Published in 1910 by Raphael Tuck, this lithograph transports us back in time to an era when literature held immense power over people's hearts and minds. The intricate details of each carving on the trees evoke a sense of wonderment about nature's ability to preserve human emotions. This print not only celebrates Shakespearean literature but also highlights our connection with botany and natural history. Through scientific methods such as engraving and carving, art intertwines with science in this stunning portrayal. Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder allows us to appreciate this masterpiece that seamlessly blends English literature, artistic expression, botanical beauty, and scientific exploration all within one
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