Website review: Ophelia (1889)&-&John William Water...
karyatid discovered this in British Literature
•12 reviews since Dec 5, 2007
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karyatid discovered 8 months ago- viens faire un tour chez moi il manque simplement que toi ... viens passer quelque temps il y a trop de temps déjà que je t'attends ~Renée Claude
- Lucimeri rated 3 months ago
- "Ophelia lying in the grass, with the wild flowers she has gathered in the folds of her dress. In one hand she holds a bunch of buttercups; in her rich brown hair, which half hides her face, is a coronet of daisies; in the background through the willow-stems a stream winds, and swallows fly low in the air (no sketch received)."
- Valarium rated 3 months ago
- great painting of ophelia
- pyratbabe rated 5 months ago
- Thanks, Karyatid. Came by to visit, and couldn't resist bringing Waterhouse home with me.
- liekki rated 6 months ago
Ophelia
John William Waterhouse
Oil on canvas, 1889
- emjayprice rated 7 months ago
- Ophelia painted in 1889 by the Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse. A timeless and ethereal masterpiece.
- MrsDoyle rated 8 months ago
- What is it with Ophelia and Stumbleupon? There seem to be a few too many willowy teens pressing the thumbs up button.
- truebedoo rated 8 months ago
- One of the great Pre-Raphaelites.
- tigerlilywobo rated 8 months ago
- "Ophelia" Waterhouse depicts Ophelia lying in a riverside meadow in an attitude of deranged abandon, one hand in her tousled hair, the other grasping flowers. The entry in Academy Notes for 1889 reads: "Ophelia lying in the grass, with the wild flowers she has gathered in the folds of her dress. In one hand she holds a bunch of buttercups; in her rich brown hair, which half hides her face, is a coronet of daisies; in the background through the willow-stems a stream winds, and swallows fly low in the air (no sketch received)."
- Purplecat rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "Location: Private Collection (Lord Lloyd Webber), UK"
That belongs in a museum! - From the page: "Location: Private Collection (Lord Lloyd Webber), UK"
