A true, only known, actual
portrait of William Shakespeare was recently found in a botany
book. He was presumed to be about 33 at the time.
Botanist and historian Mark Griffiths claims in the new issue of
Country Life Magazine that he has identified the “first and only
known demonstrably authentic portrait of the world’s greatest
writer made in his lifetime.” It was discovered on the title page
of a 16th century botany book called “The Herball” by John Gerard.
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