Romeo And Juliet Bookend John Keats The expected literary pillars -

The expected literary pillars - Dante

doodlers and anyone who commits flashes of inspiration to paper

you might want to check out the matching notebook too

together with the original notebooks in which Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein and the personal correspondence of mathematical pioneer Ada Lovelace

Einstein knew what he was talking about

Romeo And Juliet Bookend John Keats The expected literary pillars -"Romeo Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo" one of the most famous lines from Shakespeare. This black metal bookend silhouette elegantly represents this romantic scene. Black metal. Measures 17 x 10 x 8. 5 cm. Single bookend; comes boxed.