LONDON — Google marked the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death with a doodle on Saturday that featured some of bard’s most well-known works.
In the UK, the doodle reflected both Shakespeare and St. George’s Day — the day that commemorates the patron saint of England, who is known for slaying a dragon.
The Google Doodle in the UK, with St. George and the dragon in the corners.
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The UK’s doodle had the addition of St. George and the dragon in the corner.
Much of the rest of the world received the Shakespeare-only doodle. Read more…
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