John William Waterhouse 530940

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John William Waterhouse - € 39: cm 33x48 (13x19") 35389-530940-2525367

€39.00 (In Stock)

John William Waterhouse - € 39: cm 33x48 (13x19") 35389-530940-2525367

€39.00 (In Stock)

John William Waterhouse’s paintings are renowned for their dreamy, romantic atmosphere and vivid depictions of mythological and literary themes.






- Collection: Expo "Discovering J.W. Waterhouse", Rome

- Title: Circe envious
- Artist: John William Waterhouse








- Restoration: Titus Ars 

- Exclusive publisher: © Ground Srl, Rome (Italy)

- Material: Cardboard / cartoncino
- Optional frame: gold, black, white

- Print run /tiratura: only 88
- Edition: numbered and limited

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€ 39: cm 33x48 (13x19")
€ 78: cm 50x70 (19,6x27,5")
About





John William Waterhouse

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- John William Waterhouse was an English painter known for working first in the Academic style and for then embracing the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's style and subject matter. His artworks were known for their depictions of women from both ancient Greek mythology and Arthurian legend (1849-1917).
Waterhouse’s paintings are renowned for their dreamy, romantic atmosphere and vivid depictions of mythological and literary themes. Known for works like The Lady of Shalott (1888) and Pandora (1896), Waterhouse’s art combines Pre-Raphaelite attention to detail with a deep sense of narrative and emotion. His figures, often women in moments of introspection or transformation, are portrayed with luminous skin and flowing garments, set against lush, symbolic backgrounds. Waterhouse’s work evokes a timeless beauty, blending fantasy, sensuality, and longing in a way that continues to captivate audiences.


John William Waterhouse in Wikipedia