Brutus Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive See the record for kenny meadows’ ‘the tempest full page introductory illustration’ (1846), in michael john goodman, the victorian illustrated shakespeare archive [1 february 2016]. this archive is indebted to the database of mid victorian illustration and the illustration archive , directed by prof. julia thomas. The victorian illustrated shakespeare archive (visa) is an online open access resource that contains over three thousand illustrations taken from the four major editions of shakespeare’s works in the victorian period. it is a user friendly resource where images are searchable through a number of fields such as play, genre, character and.
Sicinius And Brutus Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive The design of the archive uses a variety of ways to navigate their way around it: from word clouds to drop down menus. one of the aims of the project was to make the website and victorian shakespeare illustrations more generally accessible and available to researchers and the wider public in as user friendly a way as possible. This is a valuable resource featuring over 3000 illustrations from the four major illustrated editions of shakespeare’s complete works in the victorian period. michael goodman, a phd candidate at cardiff university, has painstakingly scanned, tagged and prepared these images and made them available under a creative commons license for others. The victorian illustrated shakespeare archive was created by dr. michael john goodman, who single handedly scanned each image as part of his phd program at cardiff university in wales. above: "bianca and lucentio" (act iii, the taming of the shrew), illustrated by h. c. selous. the archive is searchable by illustrator and by play, but goodman. Created by dr michael john goodman, the victorian illustrated shakespeare archive, available at shakespeareillustration.org is an online open access resource that contains over three thousand illustrations taken from the four major editions of shakespeare’s works in the victorian period. it is a user friendly resource where images are.
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