King Lear Gallery

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Gustav Pope, Three Daughters of King Lear, 1875-1876

happymathilda:“Penelope Wilton gives a spot-on portrayal of a smooth and dirty manipulator who is st

shredsandpatches:likeniobe:heart and tongue in hamlet 1.2.164; henry vi 3.3.15-16; king lear 2.4.325

queensroad:succession + king lear

stripedroseandsketchpads:“My Regan counsels well.”Finally got around to drawing Regan and Cornwall,

butteryplanet:papilio demoleus! my favourite butterfly, so tiny and cute, we became friendsour cinem

Cordelia’s Portion, Ford Madox Brown, 1866

happymathilda:King Lear 1982. Brenda Blethyn, Penelope Wilton and Gillian Barge

shersjar:Ian McKellen in the 2018 London Production of King Lear, one of the greatest plays ever wri

butteryplanet:this is a Pachliopta kotzebuea butterfly, she’s so black the light won’t even bounce o

shakespearenews:The Fool’s song from King Lear, a 17th century music manuscript. Source: The British

Black and white kingfisher. From The birds of Europe v.02, 1837. By John Gould, Plates drawn from li

The King and the Beggar (King Lear, Act IV, Scene 6), Peter Frederick Rothermel, 1856

Edwin Austin Abbey - King Lear: Act I, Scene 1 (1898)

McBean, Angus (1904-1990),King Lear, directed by John Gielgud, 1950.Harvard Theatre Collection, Houg

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. King Lear, a tragedy, 1820.11432.66.5 vol.10Houghton Library, Harva

henryclervals:Riz Ahmed giving Edmund’s ‘Stand up for bastards’ speech from King Lear (Act I, Scene

alwaysiambic:Shakespeare’s King Lear with the RSC, 2008, starring Ian Mckellen (King Lear), Sylveste

princess-of-france:@suits-of-woe Goneril & Regan are such good big sisters

shakespearenews:The Fool’s song from King Lear, a 17th century music manuscript. Source: The British

fyeahbroadway:Glenda Jackson as the title character in King Lear in rehearsal at the Old Vic. Photos

lottereinigerforever:Geoffrey Rush as King Lear

flouryhedgehog:King Lear but they have Twitter

vtasdora:Edwin Austin Abbey “King Lear,” Act I, Scene I

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