Ophelia 1889 by John William Waterhouse wide wall

Ophelia 1889 by John William Waterhouse wide wall"Ophelia 1889" by Waterhouse is the doomed maiden in Hamlet and in this painting she lies in a darkened green field in a white dress with her dark brown hair framing an expression of despair at approaching death. The dark green and high detail of the naturalist setting accentuates Ophelia's glowing white dress and her laying down on her back shows her beckoning her terrible fate in this stunning master work in pre Raphaelite style. Shop painting

is George Rivi re

the crooked figure to the left emphasizes that this is a man-made scene

This Paris street scene on a winter's day showcases Monet's ability to render crowds of people without strong detail

The simple composition highlights balance

Does the colour fade over time

He wrote in a letter a few weeks before leaving

An unknown figure completely in dark patterned brown comes between the two females and its mere indistinctness suggest exotic and mysterious circumstances

This Post-Impression master work shows lavender irises in Monet's garden which is awash with drenching colour of ochre browns and oranges of trees overhanging rows of lavender irises and tan flowers

Cats Modern Art Painting

1875 Painiting by Thomas Cowperthwait Eakins Hand-painted Painting

perhaps resting after battle with the leader at centre in a dark brown landscape

studios or any space inspired by scenic natural beauty