Fine Art Giclée Print - Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Digital Fineart paper, 100% cotton, without optical brightener. Signed and numbered, limited to 50 pieces. Dimensions with borders: 51cm x 63cm. The picture: 38.5cm x 48cm The illustration by Andrej Dugin from the book "Hamlet". You can find more prints, original works and books on my homepage at https://www.etsy.com/de/shop/DUGINART
In Paul Griffiths’ 2008 novel let me tell you, Ophelia tells her story using only the 481-word vocabulary given to her in Hamlet: So: now I come to speak. At last. I will tell you all I know. I was deceived to think I could not do this. I have the powers; I take them here. I have the right. I have the means. My words may be poor, but they will have to do. What words do I have? Where do they come from? How is it that I speak? There will be a time for me to think...
A little something to remember Ophelia's fateful swim by in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Grab this bag for the Shakespeare nerds and classical actors in your life! Find more great items here: https://queenberrycollective.etsy.com 🔹PRODUCT INFO - This 100% cotton canvas bag comes in one size – 15" x 16"– and features 20" handles. - Design colors may vary slightly due to screen settings 🔹CARE INSTRUCTIONS -Spot clean; line dry; do not bleach; do not iron directly over the printed area, as print may stick to the iron. 🔹PROCESSING & SHIPPING -Processing time: 1-7 business days -Shipping: 3-6 business days (4-8 business days if Economy shipping is selected) -I'm not responsible for any shipping delays caused by USPS, UPS, FedEx, or other package carrier services once the item leaves the warehouse. 🔹RETURNS POLICY -As these items are made-to-order, returns and exchanges are not allowed. -If you receive a damaged or defective item, please reach out to me within 48 hours of receiving your package and I will send you a replacement item at no charge. Thank you for shopping at Queenberry Collective! Your support means the world to this working artist ♥️🙏🏽
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Daisy Ridley’s new film, Ophelia, an adaptation of Lisa Klein’s 2006 novel Ophelia, has just debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, and it’s got me thinking of the all the Opheliaphiles throughout…
For centuries, people have been depicting and reinterpreting Ophelia's death in Hamlet. Here's what our obsession with her mermaid-like corpse says about our anxieties about gender, sex, and mental illness.
This creative writing activity addressing Ophelia's characterization in Hamlet, is an engaging way to have your high school ELA students demonstrate their understanding of the play and hone their skills at writing using dialogue and using figurative language. Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity Complete after Act 3 Students respond to 11 questions about Ophelia and Hamlet and their relationship. Questions require kids to provide cited text to illustrate their points. Following is a creative activity with the following instructions: At the end of Act 3, Hamlet kills Polonius. Imagine a conversation between Hamlet and Ophelia in which Hamlet reports Polonius’s death: How will Ophelia react? What else might Hamlet reveal? Describe the couple’s dynamic. 1. Create the scene by first describing the setting. Include sensory details that establish a mood. 2. Develop a dialogue between the couple. Remember to change paragraphs when you change speakers. Include parenthetical stage directions that indicate the tone of voice or movement on the stage. 3. Write a concluding paragraph which includes speculation of future events related to Hamlet and Ophelia’s relationship. In your conclusion include two of the following: metaphor, alliteration, color symbolism, or allusion. A key with suggested responses is included. Lovely format with clear font and decorative graphics. Thank you for considering this Hamlet resource for your students. Explore other activities; click below: HAMLET RESOURCES Related Products HAMLET Creative Activities Bundle CREATIVE ESSAYS and ACTIVITIES HAMLET Comprehension & Analysis Questions DETAILED KEY HAMLET UNIT Reading and Discussion Guides, Assessments, Creative Activities ____________________________________________ Thanks for visiting my store, Remember to leave feedback for purchases to receive credits toward future resources. To follow my store and receive notifications about new resources and store sales, click below: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Follow me anywhere and everywhere… FACEBOOK PINTEREST INSTAGRAM BLOG Subscribe to my monthly newsletter AND receive a valuable free resource; click below: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Have a pleasant day! Lori O
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John Everett Millais (English, 1829-1896), one of the founding members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Ophelia (1851)) This art print is created with archival paper and fine art pigment inks, 8x12, 10x15, 12x18, 14x21, 16x24" *Please note: Sizes 14x21" and 16x24" are available with matte paper only.
Learn about Hamlet and the play's characters, story, themes, and history with a plot synopsis, a character map, list of quotes, videos with actors, blog posts and podcast episodes about famous performances, and images from the Folger collection.
