A British window cleaner claimed he discovered the first portrait of William Shakespeare made in the author’s lifetime — an image which could be worth more than $264 million. The painting ...

A British window washer believes his family owns a coveted portrait of Shakespeare painted during the Bard’s lifetime. Steven Wadlow has spent over a decade working with experts to determine ...

An artist injected botox around his eyes to avoid making a comedy of errors while engraving the world’s smallest portrait of Shakespeare. Graham Short spent hundreds of hours painstakingly ...

To be or not to be: in the case of this portrait, that really is the question. For a window cleaner believes his family could own the only picture of William Shakespeare painted during his lifetime.

“Macbeth” may be Shakespeare’s most transfixing tragedy, but its dark magic often fizzles in the theater. The stage is littered with “Macbeth” disasters. Other plays may have an equally ...

John Corbin's little volume-on "A New Portrait of Shakespeare," in which he gives the case of the Ely Palace painting as against that of the so-called Droeshout original, will appear April 7 ...

Only then did the family realise they had their hands on what could be one of the most sought after paintings in history - one of the missing portraits of William Shakespeare. “We’ve not got ...

There’s a longstanding practice of an era’s great Shakespeare actors having their portraits documented by their painterly peers. William Hogarth depicted David Garrick as Richard III on the ...

The new show, titled “The Shakespeare Portraits (Act I),” aims to update the practice by bringing the thespians to life using state-of-the-art technology. The show includes ten digital ...

Fusing classic portraiture with modern cinematography, a world-first exhibition of living portraits has opened in London, England. This innovative inaugural exhibit, The Shakespeare Portraits ...

“Macbeth” may be Shakespeare’s most transfixing tragedy, but its dark magic often fizzles in the theater. The stage is littered with “Macbeth” disasters. Other plays may have an equally ...