No. 45 Waterside by William Wells Quatremain Stationery Framed facsimile print of the

Framed facsimile print of the title page of Macbeth from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust’s copy of the 1623 First Folio

The site of Stratford-upon-Avon’s oldest pub and reputedly the site of a plague outbreak in 1564

Shakespeare at four of his family homes: Shakespeare’s Birthplace

5-11 / EU 40-46 / US 9-13

Published by Walker Books in association with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

No. 45 Waterside by William Wells Quatremain Stationery Framed facsimile print of theWatercolour by William Wells Quatremain, signed and dated 1914. This was the home of the artist in the late 19th century. The house was demolished in 1916. William Wells Quatremain (1857 1930) was a professional artist who lived and worked in Stratford upon Avon for all of his adult life, having moved to the town aged ten. He was a prolific painter of Shakespeare's home town and the Warwickshire landscape, and from 1907 regularly sold his work to