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Shakespeare King Lear first performed c1605 Lear, betrayed by his daughters Goneril

Shakespeare King Lear first performed c1605 Lear, betrayed by his daughters Goneril


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Shakespeare King Lear first performed c1605 Lear, betrayed by his daughters Goneril

Shakespeare King Lear first performed c1605 Lear, betrayed by his daughters Goneril and Regan and confused by rage, powerlessness and ill-treatment, comforted by his youngest daughter, Cordelia. Act IV, Sc.VII. Chromolithograph c1858

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This chromolithograph captures a pivotal moment from Shakespeare's timeless tragedy, King Lear. First performed around 1605, the play tells the heart-wrenching story of Lear, a once powerful king who is tragically betrayed by his own daughters, Goneril and Regan. In this particular scene from Act IV, Scene VII, Lear finds himself consumed by confusion, rage, powerlessness, and ill-treatment. Amidst this turmoil stands Cordelia - Lear's youngest daughter and his only source of solace in his darkest hour. As depicted in this stunning print dating back to 1858, Cordelia offers her father much-needed comfort and support during his time of despair. The image beautifully portrays the emotional complexity of the characters as they navigate through themes of family betrayal and filial love. It serves as a testament to Shakespeare's genius in capturing the human condition with such depth and nuance. This iconic artwork not only showcases British literature at its finest but also highlights the enduring power of theater to evoke profound emotions within its audience. A true masterpiece that continues to captivate viewers even centuries after its creation.

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