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art-rose:John William Waterhouse + water

Lamia and The Soldier, John William Waterhouse (1905) I love, love Lamia And The Soldier because it’

circular-time:aceinnatailsuit:askperibrown:((This is another admin post, but I really love this pict

life-imitates-art-far-more:John William Waterhouse (1849-1917)“Penelope and the Suitors” (1912)Oil o

antigonick:Lamia and The Soldier, John William Waterhouse (1905) I love, love Lamia And The Soldier

mochi-jupe-jaune:vinterkosmos:CleopatraJohn William Waterhouse (1849-1917)#i love this picture of cl

frankenstein-girl:End of Love - Florence + The Machine / Miranda - John William Waterhouse

For practice I copied John William Waterhouse’s “Circe Invidiosa”. Loved it so much  I’ll have to do

frankenstein-girl: End of Love - Florence + The Machine / Miranda - John William Waterhouse

lovesensualamazinglace77: Suki Waterhouse~Cara Delevingne~Georgia May Jagger OMG left central or r

Circe invidiosa as finished as she’s going to get for the meanwhile! love me some waterhouse

antigonick:Lamia and The Soldier, John William Waterhouse (1905) I love, love Lamia And The Soldier

The Danaides John William Waterhouse

frankenstein-girl: End of Love - Florence + The Machine / Miranda - John William Waterhouse

Echo and Narcissus Artist: John William Waterhouse /nvsie

The Lady Clare (1900), by J.W. Waterhouse Waterhouse was a fan of Alfred Tennyson and used his poems

Echo and Narcissus (1903), by J.W. Waterhouse The nymph Echo was condemned

John William Waterhouse - Tristan and Isolde 1916 / oil on canvas / 109 cm x 81 cm / Private Collect

Circe invidiosa as finished as she’s going to get for the meanwhile! love me some waterhouse

frankenstein-girl: End of Love - Florence + The Machine / Miranda - John William Waterhouse

antigonick: Lamia and The Soldier, John William Waterhouse (1905)  I love, love Lamia And The S

A Mermaid (1900), by J.W. WaterhouseEver after he we was elected as member of the Royal Academy of A

Juliet (1898), by J.W. WaterhouseThis lovely portrait of Shakespeare’s Juliet in a Venetian se

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