 The poor modelling and the clumsy relationship between the head and the body have led many critics to see the print as a poor representation of the poet . J. Dover Wilson called it a " pudding faced effigy " . Sidney Lee wrote that " The face is long and the forehead high ; the one ear which is visible is shapeless ; the top of the head is bald , but the hair falls in abundance over the ears . " Samuel <unk> was equally dismissive : 
