Oil on canvas.
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“Psyche Opening the Door Into Cupid’s Garden,” John William Waterhouse, 1904
Oil on canvas.
“Gone But Not Forgotten,” John William Waterhouse, 1873
“Windswept,” John William Waterhouse, 1902
Oil on canvas.
A “Naiad,” John William Waterhouse, 1894
Oil on canvas. Its alternate title is “Hylas with a Nymph.”
“Echo and Narcissus,” John William Waterhouse, 1903
Oil on canvas.
“Sleep and His Half-Brother, Death,” John William Waterhouse, 1874
Oil on canvas.
John Everett Millais’ “Ophelia,” 1872
Oil on canvas.
The look on his subject’s face is amazing. This is one of the best paintings I’ve ever seen. Millais reminds me of John William Waterhouse.
The full painting is at top; a detail of Ophelia’s face is below it.
John William Waterhouse’s “Circe Invidiosa,” 1892
Oil on canvas.
Edward Robert Hughes’ “Heart of Snow,” circa 1914
I thought I’d never find a painter whose work I’d love more than that of John William Waterhouse. But Edward Robert Hughes might be the one.
Watercolor.
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 