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MERCHANT OF VENICE. Portia disputes with Shylock at the trial, Act IV, Scene I. Wood engraving for William Shakespeares Merchant of Venice after Sir John Gilbert (1817-1897)

MERCHANT OF VENICE. Portia disputes with Shylock at the trial, Act IV, Scene I. Wood engraving for William Shakespeares Merchant of Venice after Sir John Gilbert (1817-1897)


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MERCHANT OF VENICE. Portia disputes with Shylock at the trial, Act IV, Scene I. Wood engraving for William Shakespeares Merchant of Venice after Sir John Gilbert (1817-1897)

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Elizabethan Merchant Of Venice Play Shakespeare Shylock Trial Portia Will I Am


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This wood engraving captures a pivotal moment in William Shakespeare's renowned play, "Merchant of Venice". The scene depicted is Act IV, Scene I, where the intelligent and eloquent Portia engages in a heated dispute with the infamous character Shylock during a trial. The illustration beautifully portrays the tension and drama that unfolds as these two contrasting personalities clash. Sir John Gilbert's masterful artistry brings to life the Elizabethan era through intricate details and vivid expressions on each character's face. Shakespeare's exploration of themes such as justice, mercy, and prejudice is brilliantly conveyed in this powerful image. Shylock represents an embodiment of greed and revenge while Portia embodies wisdom, compassion, and wit. Their confrontation epitomizes the struggle between righteousness and vengeance. As viewers gaze upon this print from Granger Art on Demand, they are transported back to Shakespearean times. The engraving serves as a visual reminder of the enduring relevance of his works even centuries later. Whether one is familiar with "Merchant of Venice" or not, this striking illustration invites contemplation about morality, societal norms, and human nature itself. It encapsulates the essence of Shakespeare's genius by capturing both the complexity of his characters' emotions and their timeless appeal. In sum, this wood engraving offers more than just an artistic representation; it provides a window into one of literature's most iconic scenes—a testament to Shakespeare’s lasting impact on our cultural heritage.

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