Coriolanus 1802

"Coriolanus" is a print created in 1802 by H. Gillbank. The print depicts a scene from Shakespeare’s play "Coriolanus," where the titular character is approached by his mother and wife, who plead with him to spare Rome. The print is a monochrome engraving with a strong sense of depth and detail. It's a powerful visual representation of the emotional tension and dramatic conflict in the play. The print captures the moment of confrontation between Coriolanus and his family, with his stern face and his mother's pleading gesture. The dramatic composition, with the central figure of Coriolanus surrounded by his family and soldiers, creates a sense of tension and suspense. The image is a fine example of 19th-century printmaking, capturing the dramatic scenes of a popular Shakespeare play for a general audience.