'Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer’s Day?’ Framed Art
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PLEASE
NOTE
This
is
piece
has
been
submitted
to
the
Royal
Acadamy
Summer
Exhibition
and
is
currently
unavailable.
’Shall
I
Compare
Thee
To
A
Summer’s
Day?'
(Sonnet
18)
by
Willi...
PLEASE NOTE This is piece has been submitted to the Royal Acadamy Summer Exhibition and is currently unavailable.
’Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer’s Day?' (Sonnet 18) by William Shakespeare, @1564-1616
The inspiration for this artwork are the fragrant blooms gathered in armfuls from borders at the height of summer and loosely placed in a natural, overflowing display. It's drawn with a fine dip pen in grey ink, watercolours and crayons.
The quote is drawn with the same fine dip pen in grey ink.
The artwork is placed in an antique 19th century wooden frame. The frame is gilded and has a moulding detail. The frame has dings and dents with some moulding missing which is commensurate with its age. Please have a careful look at the pictures. This is an original piece of art in an antique frame.
