When was "William Shakespeare (formerly known as)" created?

This artwork was created ca. 1770.

What medium is "William Shakespeare (formerly known as)"?

William Shakespeare (formerly known as) is Mezzotint.

Is "William Shakespeare (formerly known as)" in the public domain?

Yes, William Shakespeare (formerly known as) is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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William Shakespeare (formerly known as)

Q: Who created "William Shakespeare (formerly known as)"?

William Shakespeare (formerly known as) was created by Anonymous, Anglo-Netherlandish, 17th century|Richard Earlom|William Shakespeare|Cornelius Janssen in ca. 1770.

Anonymous, Anglo-Netherlandish, 17th century | Richard Earlom | William Shakespeare | Cornelius Janssen

ca. 1770

Medium

Mezzotint

About Anonymous, Anglo-Netherlandish, 17th century

1600 |1743 |1564 |1593 –1700 |1822 |1616 |1661 • Anglo-Netherlandish|British|British|British

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