Waterhouse Windflowers Tile

John William Waterhouse Windflowers tile. Oil painting on canvas from 1902. Pre-Raphaelite John William Waterhouse frequently painted literary themes, and Windflowers is a beautiful example of the artist’s lifelong fascination with poetic heroines. The painting features a young woman with dark black hair standing in a field of wild flowers as the wind whips across the scene. She wears a white dress with purple sleeves, skirt and stitching. In her apron she carries pink, purple and red flowers which she holds close against the wind. A great gift for fans of J.W. Waterhouse, the Pre-Raphaelites, and English Romantic painting.