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as it would have appeared in 1810
All butter shortbread biscuits in an attractive gift drum featuring a charming watercolour view of Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
convincing theatre managers to put on the original versions by promising to underwrite any financial losses
New Place in Stratford upon Avon
shares her personal interpretations of Shakespeare's most famous scenes and invites us to share in her triumphs
New Place by William Wells Quatremain Frame:white as it would have appearedWatercolour of New Place by William Wells Quatremain, dated 1926. Cropped for print signature and date not visible. William Wells Quatremain (1857 1930) was a professional artist who lived and worked in Stratford upon Avon for all of his adult life, having moved to the town aged ten. He was a prolific painter of Shakespeare's home town and the Warwickshire landscape, and from 1907 regularly sold his work to postcard manufacturer, J. Salmon Ltd. He was
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