132 Free Images of The Winter's Tale

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John Opie - Winter's Tale, Act II. Scene III unrestored
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Walter Crane – mints, (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – Here’s flowers for you; (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – lilies of all kinds (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – bold oxlips, and (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – Or Cytherea’s breadth (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – The flower-de-luce being one! (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – savoury, marjoram; (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – The Crown-imperial (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – Hot lavender, (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Mary (Anderson) de Navarro, 1859-1940, three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing right, as Perdita in the Winter's Tale LCCN2005685955
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Mme. Mary (Anderson) de Navarro, 1859-1940, full-length portrait, standing on step, facing right, as Hermione in the Winter's Tale. LCCN2005685956
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Walter Crane – The fairest flowers o’ the season. Are our carnations, (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – Violets dim, But sweeter than the lids of Juno’s eyes (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – The marigold, that goes to bed wi’ the sun, And with him rises weeping; (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – Daffodils, That come before the swallow dares, and take. The winds of March with beauty; (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Walter Crane – O Proserpina, For the flowers now, that, frighted, thou let’st fall From Dis’s waggon! (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Constance Gottschalk, rollporträtt - SMV - H3 098
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Walter Crane – pale primroses, That die unmarried, ere they can behold Bight Phoebus in his strength–a malady Most incident to maids; (The Winter’s Tale) [from Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden]
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Anna Rosén in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - NR067
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Anna Arehn in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - NA043
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Margareta Sachs in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GS002
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Anna Rosén in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GR059
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Anna Rosén in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - NR066
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Gunnar Klintberg in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - NK018
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Anna Arehn in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - NA044
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Gunnar Klintberg in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GK038
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John Brunius, rollporträtt - SMV - GB154
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John Brunius, rollporträtt - SMV - GB155
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Gunnar Klintberg in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GK037
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Margareta Sachs in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GS001
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Anna Rosén in En vintersaga at Svenska teatern 1908 - SMV - GR060
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