John Austen's hauntingly illustrated edition, published in 1922, remains unparalleled among all other treatments of "Hamlet" to this day. An adherent of the Aesthetic Movement in England that included Aubrey Beardsley and James A. M. Whistler, Austen shifted to a much more commercial style later in his career, and "Hamlet" is one of the few artifacts of the early pinnacle of his creativity. Black-line plates and ornamental illustrations throughout.