Bardolph Collection

Shakespeare - Henry V - Pistol: Pish for thee, Iceland dog! circa 1830

The Prince and Poins driving Falstaff, Gadshill, Peto and Bardolph, from their Plunder at Gadshill (engraving)
1093017 The Prince and Poins driving Falstaff, Gadshill, Peto and Bardolph, from their Plunder at Gadshill (engraving) by Cruikshank

Shaksperes "Henry IV, Part I"at the Haymarket Theatre (engraving)
1605319 Shaksperes " Henry IV, Part I" at the Haymarket Theatre (engraving) by Pegram, Frederick (1870-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: Shaksperes " Henry IV)

Shakespeares The Merry Wives of Windsor: Bardolph, a Follower of Falstaff (litho)
6023864 Shakespeares The Merry Wives of Windsor: Bardolph, a Follower of Falstaff (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bardolph, a Follower of Falstaff)

Effigy of Sir Hugh Bardolph, 1259-1304, Banham Church, Norfolk. He wears a surcoat over a suit of chainmail with chappelle de fer (helmet), legs crossed to show that he was a crusader

Bardolph (litho)
979088 Bardolph (litho) by Konewka, Paul (1841-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bardolph. From Henry IV Part I, by William Shakespeare)

"Enter Falstaff, pistol, Nym and Bardolph", illustration from
3082680 " Enter Falstaff, pistol, Nym and Bardolph", illustration from The Merry Wives of Windsor, 1910 (colour litho) by Thomson

Falstaff and Bardolph (litho)
812844 Falstaff and Bardolph (litho) by Liverseege, Henry (1803-32); Private Collection; (add.info.: Falstaff and Bardolph)

Bardolph and the Host of the Garter Inn (litho)
979102 Bardolph and the Host of the Garter Inn (litho) by Konewka, Paul (1841-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bardolph and the Host of the Garter Inn)

Bardolph (Twelve Characters from Shakespeare), May 20, 1775

Falstaff in Henry IV
Falstaff and Bardolph at the tavern Date: C. 1890

Jervaulx Abbey, Wensleydale, Yorkshire, 20th century. Artist: CM Dixon
Jervaulx Abbey, Wensleydale, Yorkshire, 20th century. 12th century Cistercian abbey founded by Akarius Fitz Bardolph and dedicated to St. Mary in 1156

Bardolph Twelve Characters Shakespeare 20 1775
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Bardolph, in Henry IV, 1776 (etching)
XJF483329 Bardolph, in Henry IV, 1776 (etching) by Mortimer, John Hamilton (1741-79) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bardolf is a minor character in four of William Shakespeares plays)

Bardolph Badger d or the Portland Hunt

Wives of Windsor / Falstaf
Act I, Scene iii Falstaff, Pistol & Bardolph enter the Garter Inn

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"Bardolph: A Colorful Character in Shakespeare's World" Step into the vibrant world of William Shakespeare's plays and meet Bardolph, a character who leaves an indelible mark on the stage. From his appearances in "Henry V" to "The Merry Wives of Windsor, " Bardolph captivates audiences with his wit and charm. In Henry V, we witness Bardolph as one of Prince Hal's loyal followers, alongside Falstaff, Gadshill, Peto, and Poins. Together they embark on daring adventures that keep us on the edge of our seats. The engraving depicting their plunder at Gadshill showcases their camaraderie and mischievous spirit. It also makes an appearance in "Henry IV, Part I" at the Haymarket Theatre. This enchanting engraving transports us back to a time when Shakespearean plays were performed live for eager audiences seeking entertainment and enlightenment. But it is in "The Merry Wives of Windsor" where Bardolph truly shines. As a faithful follower of Falstaff, he adds comedic relief to this delightful play through hilarious encounters and mishaps. The lithograph capturing him perfectly embodies his larger-than-life personality. Delving deeper into history, we come across Sir Hugh Bardolph's effigy from 1259-1304—a testament to how far back the name has traveled through time. It serves as a reminder that even outside the realm of fiction, there have been real-life figures bearing this illustrious name. From illustrations featuring Falstaff's entourage—Pistol, Nym—to memorable moments shared between Bardolph and the Host of Garter Inn captured in lithographs; each portrayal brings out different facets of this intriguing character. Even centuries later after its creation by May 20th artist Twelve Characters from Shakespeare), people still find themselves drawn to portrayals like those found in Jervaulx Abbey or CM Dixon’s artwork.