19th century print “Ophelia” from Hamlet

This 19th century print titled "Ophelia" from Shakespeare's "Hamlet," created by J. Bertrand and engraved by C. A. Deblois, is a captivating portrayal of the tragic character Ophelia. Bertrand's artistic interpretation captures Ophelia in a moment of vulnerability and sorrow, reflecting her descent into madness and eventual demise. The print depicts Ophelia amidst an indoor setting with her inner turmoil and the themes of love and loss prevalent in the play. Deblois's engraving skills enhance the intricacy and depth of the artwork, adding to its emotional impact and ensuring a faithful representation of Bertrand's original vision. Overall, the print serves as a poignant homage to one of Shakespeare's most compelling characters and the enduring themes explored in "Hamlet."

Size: 10.25””W x 14.5”H (paper size)
7”W x 12”H (print size)

Condition: Vintage / Antique. Unframed print is in excellent condition with some yellowing around edges of paper

Country of Origin: England