Drawing For The Poster Publicizing The Exhibition For And Publication Of The Book Of Abbeys Quest Of The Holy Grail In New York City by Edwin Austin Abbey

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About Edwin Austin Abbey

Few American illustrators threw themselves into Shakespeare and English literary subjects with quite the same scholarly fervor. Born in Philadelphia in 1852, he trained as an illustrator at Harper's Brothers before relocating permanently to England, where he steeped himself in Elizabethan costume, architecture, and stagecraft. His mural cycle The Quest for the Holy Grail at the Boston Public Library remains his best-known American commission, and his costume designs for Henry Irving's theatrical productions bridged the worlds of fine art and stage. For contemporary viewers, Abbey offers something increasingly rare: narrative pictures built on real research, where every sleeve and doorway has been thought through.