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Cymbeline, Act II, Scene II (engraving)
971666 Cymbeline, Act II, Scene II (engraving) by Meadows, Joseph Kenny (1770-1874) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cymbeline, Act II, Scene II. Illustration for The Complete Works of Shakespeare (London Printing and Publishing, c 1880). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23528202
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This engraving, titled "Cymbeline, Act II, Scene II" takes us back to the fictional world of Shakespeare's tragic play. Created by Joseph Kenny Meadows in the 19th century and now part of a private collection, this print beautifully captures a pivotal moment in the story. In this scene, set against a dark and mysterious night backdrop, we find ourselves in an innogen bedroom. Asleep on her bed is Imogen, one of the central characters and daughter of Cymbeline, the King of Britain. The intricate details of her surroundings showcase elements of Celtic design and Germanic furniture that add depth to the illustration. The focus shifts to Iachimo (also known as Giacomo or Jachimo), who enters stealthily into Imogen's chamber. His intention? To deceive Cunobelinus (Cymbeline) by stealing Imogen's bracelet as proof that he has seduced her. This act sets off a chain reaction leading to tragedy and heartbreak throughout the play. Meadows' skillful engraving brings this dramatic moment to life with its attention to detail and expressive portrayal of emotions. It serves as a testament not only to Shakespeare's enduring literary legacy but also to the power of visual art in capturing complex narratives. This print offers viewers an opportunity to immerse themselves in both literature and visual arts simultaneously—a true treasure for enthusiasts seeking inspiration from centuries-old masterpieces like this one.
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