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English painter John William Waterhouse (1849 –1917). Best-known for his portrayals of women in Greek mythology and Arthurian legendpic.twitter.com/RNVA3HKETB
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I love the Lady of Shalott one - and in the Tate Britain it hangs near this painting of Ophellia which it kind of visually rhymes withpic.twitter.com/vFGCmPWqnJ
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Quick mr Knight, run away she’s bad news. Oh no he’s got a helmet on and can’t hear us.
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He also did lamia lol, and I would like to flex that I remembered the lady of shallot painting (top right) from seeing it once at primary school
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Love Waterhouse - I was lucky enough to see the Waterhouse exhibition at the
@royalacademy back in 2009. The vivid colors in Circe Invidiosa almost glowed, not faded like that image above (see closer image below). The Mermaid is still my favorite, though.pic.twitter.com/dEFiSSVZ3X
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my hero -
when I saw his works in person I cried a little bit :')
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He is so underrated!
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I got this hanging up in my apartment. Found it at an antique store. I believe it's an actual painted reproduction. $80 and I still think it's a steal!pic.twitter.com/dDuGNLJWZK
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I love him!
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@VdeVerdan isso é TÃO você - End of conversation
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