Sir John Falstaff mit seinem Pagen, König Heinrich IV., Teil II, Akt I, Szene II
1905
Sir John Falstaff mit seinem Pagen, König Heinrich IV., Teil II, Akt I, Szene II by Edwin Austin Abbey, 1905, academic
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