Edward Gordon Craig was the son of the famous actor Ellen Terry and the architect William Godwin. He became a stage designer and accomplished print maker/wood-engraver. In 1898 he began publishing his magazine, The Page to which he contributed articles and wood-engravings. He wrote books on theatre design and illustrated books published mainly in England and Germany including the Cranach Press Hamlet in 1927. He exhibited widely including Glasgow, V&A, RHA, and examples of his work can be found in the BM: and V&A among others.