[The studio where John Waterhouse worked survives and is now the home of textile artist, Pauline Caulfield. Photograph: Felix Clay]http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2009/jun/08/lady-shalott-waterhouse-model-courtyard
[The studio where John Waterhouse worked survives and is now the home of textile artist, Pauline Caulfield. Photograph: Felix Clay]
3 comments:
How amazing to see where Waterhouse use to work. If only the walls could talk in that studio!:)
It would be great if you could go back in time and see what it use to look like when he lived there.
A courtyard seems to be a very boring place to create such a great work, like The Lady of Shalott!
By the way, thank you for your nice comment about Zigsa. He does look quite regal on the mat!:)
If you watch the Waterhouse documentary here:
http://player.omroep.nl/?aflID=8573842
there's a segment where the guy visits the back yard where Waterhouse might have painted it. It's fascinating!!!
Grace
Thank you Grace I'll do that later. Appreciate the link. I've found a picture of him in his studio for tomorrow.
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