waterhouse shalott Dimensions (inches):30 x 40" the father runs to meet

the father runs to meet him with joy

with the only exception being the character's hand

when viewed from afar

dressed in the typical attire of the time

realistic and full of movement

waterhouse shalott Dimensions (inches):30 x 40" the father runs to meetPainting titled The Lady of Shalott, painted in 1888 by John William Waterhouse, an English artist born in Italy, member of the Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood (see on Wikipedia), who developed works mainly inspired by Roman mythology. In this case, the character depicted comes from the homonymous poem by Alfred Tennyson, an English post romanticism writer, see poem. It is currently located at the Tate Britain Museum in London, United Kingdom.