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Psyche
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1880
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Daphne
George Frederic Watts
Marble · 1879
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Russell Gurney
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1875
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Chaos
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1875
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‘She shall be called woman’
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1875
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The Spirit of Christianity
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1873
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Eustace Smith
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1870
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The Court of Death
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1870
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Study of Death for "Time and Death"
George Frederic Watts
pen and brown ink on blue laid paper · 1868
National Gallery of Art
Clytie
George Frederic Watts
Bronze · 1868
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Eve Repentant
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1865
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Self-Portrait
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1864
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Clytie
George Frederic Watts
Painted plaster · 1863
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Head of a Young Woman
George Frederic Watts
black chalk heightened with white on brown wove paper · 1860
National Gallery of Art
Mrs George Augustus Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck and her Children
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1860
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"The School of Legislation" in Lincoln's-Inn Hall, from "Illustrated London News"
George Frederic Watts
Wood engraving · 1860
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Study for ‘Life’s Illusions’. Verso: Study for ‘Life’s Illusions’
George Frederic Watts
Crayon and graphite on paper. Verso: crayon and graphite on paper · 1849
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Life’s Illusions
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1849
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Augusta, Lady Castletown
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1846
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A Story from Boccaccio
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1844
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Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Brunton
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1841
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The Golden Age
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1840
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Nymphs and Satyrs
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on canvas · 1840
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Ruth and Boaz
George Frederic Watts
Oil paint on wood · 1835
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