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John William Waterhouse

Lady of Shalott, 1888

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About the artwork

Tennyson's literature was popular with the Pre-Raphaelites, and is the subject of 'The Lady of Shalott'. The Lady drifts in her candle-lit boat downstream thinking of Camelot, amongst a beautiful natural scene. The setting is not identified, although the Waterhouses frequently visited Somerset and Devon. The model is traditionally said to be the artist's wife.

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Artist John William Waterhouse
Artwork Lady of Shalott
Image size 153 x 200 cm
Material Oil on canvas
Date of work 1888
Credit Original: Oil on canvas 153 x 200 cm ® Tate, London

ABOUT THE ARTIST

British painter John William Waterhouse (1849–1917) entered the RA Schools in 1870 and first exhibited at the RA in 1874. His early subjects were classical and contemporary Italian scenes. In 1888 he painted the Lady of Shalott and then began a series of Pre-Raphaelite themes with a focus on female beauty and symbolism. His later influences were literature and mythology. Waterhouse’s works were well received until the early 20th century when his style had become outdated, a view renounced in the 1960s.

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