Oct 30, 2025
'Lune radieuse', Radiant Moon
by Edward Robert Hughes (1851-1914, pre-raphaelitism)
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'Lune radieuse', Radiant Moon
by Edward Robert Hughes (1851-1914, pre-raphaelitism)
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Study for Lamia by John William Waterhouse
Lady Godiva
by John Collier (1898, pre-raphaelitism, oil on canvas)
Edward Burne-Jones - Psyche
Lilies
by Walter Crane (1893, pre-raphaelitism, oil on canvas)
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The Lady of Shalott
by Walter Crane (1862, pre-raphaelitism, oil on canvas)
Water Willow
Artist: Dante Gabriel Rossetti (English, 1828โ1882)
Date: 1871
Medium: Oil on canvas, glued onto wood panel
Collection: Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Description
Water Willow was a signature acquisition for the donor Samuel Bancroft. It encapsulates the aspects of Pre-Raphaelitism that were most attractive to him: it is an exquisitely executed painting of a beautiful woman, and it has an underlying real-life story that involves romantic subterfuge. The painting depicts Jane Morris, the wife of Rossettiโs good friend William Morris. Kelmscott Manor, the home that Morris and Rossetti jointly leased during the summer of 1871, is shown in the left background. It was during this summer that Rossetti and Jane became romantically attached. This painting documents the passion they shared.