The Portrait of Mr. W.H.

Synopsis

""The Portrait of Mr. W. H."" is a literary work by the renowned Irish author Oscar Wilde. It is a novella that was first published in 1889. The story is centered around the mysterious identity of Mr. W. H., who is believed to be the young man to whom Shakespeare dedicated his sonnets. The narrator of the story, a fictional character named Cyril Graham, becomes obsessed with the idea of discovering the true identity of Mr. W. H. He believes that the young man was the inspiration for Shakespeare's sonnets, which were written as a declaration of love to him.