Circe Invidiosa - John William Waterhouse
Summary
Image of Circe, a figure from Greek mythology, who appears in Homer's Odyssey. This painting shows a scene not from the Odyssey, but from Ovid's Metamorphoses. A jealous Circe throws a magic potion into the well, where her rival in love Scylla is going to bathe.
John William Waterhouse (1849–1917) is best known for embracing the legacy of Pre-Raphaelite artists – a group of English poets, painters, and critics who rebelled against the art establishment and the mechanic approach to art first adopted by Mannerist artists. Instead, Pre-Raphaelite artists took inspiration from Early Renaissance painting and Romantic painters, championing artistic individuality and individual methods of depiction.
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1890 s mythological paintings
1892 oil on canvas paintings
19th century oil paintings of standing women at full length
circe and scylla
mythological paintings by john william waterhouse
mythological paintings in the art gallery of south australia
paintings of barefoot women
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pre raphaelite paintings of circe
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Date
1892
in collections
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public domain