Gallery of the Masters 
John William Waterhouse
1849-1917 England/Pre-Raphaelite
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Brief Biography-John William Waterhouse was born in Rome in 1849 to English parents, and the family moved to Kensington when he was five. He studied at the Royal Academy, became an Academician in 1895 and painted in that style until the Pre-Raphaelites influenced his style. Waterhouse primarily painted Greek and Roman mythological subjects and exhibited his works annually at the Academy. He died in London in 1817. |
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Hylas and
the Nymphs
Magic
Circle
A
Sick Child
Gone But Not
Forgotten
The Crystal
Ball
The Awakening
of Adonis
The Siren
Painting
Saint
Eulalia
In the
Peristyle
Diogenes
Sleep
Ophelia
The Favorites of
the
Emperor
Sick of
Shadows
The Lady of
Shalott
The Unwelcome
Companion
Pandora
Dolce
far Niente
Undine
Narcissus
The
Danaides
the
orange gatherers
