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Richard III

Richard III with House of York white rose symbol and Plantagenet coat of arms. Makes a fun gift for anyone who likes Richard III, English history, the Plantagenets and the Wars of the Roses.

Richard III Typography

King Richard III of England. Great gift for a historian, history teacher, history buff, English historian or a fan of Richard III

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

This artwork depicts a Red Fox in the guise of King Richard III of England. This aged quirky medieval piece would suit the animal lover with a sense of humor.

An image of a wild boar, the symbol used by King Richard III, overlays a 16th century portrait of England’s King Richard III, a controversial historical figure. While the man may be an enigma, Shakespeare portrays him as a cunning villain. The quote seen above the boar image is Margaret's calling Richard III a “rooting hog.” The concept of “Anti-Hero” is briefly defined.

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Richard III

A montage of popular works by William Shakespeare. How many are familiar to you?

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

If you can't handle me at the winter of my discontent, you don't deserve me at my glorious summer!

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616) may well be the most famous and greatest English playwright. His plays live on even four hundred years after his death.

Out of my sight! Thou dost infect mine eyes. - William Shakespeare Richard III

David Garrick as Richard III by William Hogarth, circa 1745. Oil on canvas.

Gansey

Robin Hood and the MAgna Carta Book 8 The Wurtherington DiaryArt by Duy Truong.........................Tammy has a plan to show the sons of the tyrannical King John what a good life living in freedom can be. She escorts them a hundred years into the future to Switzerland where freedom reigned.................. We flew high above Hagen's farm and then over the hills and valleys until we reached the home of William Tell that was high up in the mountains. Oh, oh! I see that Henry and Richard were still dressed in their royal attire! I should have dressed the pair in something plain as they did not fit in well with country folk. It matters little at all, I suspect. We found William Tell's son, Walter Tell tending goats in a grazing land ...

An image of a wild boar, the symbol used by King Richard III, overlays a 16th century portrait of England’s King Richard III, a controversial historical figure. While the man may be an enigma, Shakespeare portrays him as a cunning villain. The quote seen in above the boar image is Margaret calling Richard III a “rooting hog.”

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

Forget Christopher Walken and John Gotti, this historical design celebrates the reign of The King of OLD York, Richard III. Richard III was King of England and Lord of Ireland from 1483 until his death in 1485. He was the last king of the House of York and the last of the Plantagenet dynasty.

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

This artwork is a grouping of animals dressed in clothes from different historical periods. All the beauties are also sold as individual portraits in my Redbubble store.

A late 19th Centruy Inspired Artwork depicting Shakespeare's Literary Classics

This design includes some notorious monarchs of England and Great Britain. Clockwise from the top: Richard III, James II, George IV, Edward VIII, George III, Charles II and Henry VIII.

This artwork is a portrait of Ricchard iii as a fox.

From Richard III. Shakespeare certainly had a way with words, especially when it came to insulting people. Wear the insult with pride.

Made glorious summer by.. a disco ball.