Museum Art Reproductions Flora and the Zephyrs, 1898 by John William Waterhouse (1849-1917, Italy) | WahooArt.com

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"Flora and the Zephyrs"

John William Waterhouse (i) - Oil On Canvas (i) - 45 x 29 cm - 1898 - Romanticism (i)

About the Painting

John William Waterhouse's 'Flora and the Zephyrs' (1897) is a stunning oil painting that embodies the essence of Romanticism. Measuring 45 x 29 cm, this captivating piece showcases Flora, the Roman goddess of flowering plants, gracefully interacting with the gentle West Wind, Zephyrus (View Painting).

Historical Context

This masterpiece was inspired by Ovid's book, The Book of Days, which describes the story of Zephyr's brother, Boreas, who fell in love with a beautiful woman named Oreithyia. Despite her rejection, Boreas continued to pursue her, eventually abducting and marrying her (Learn More).

Artistic Style

Waterhouse's 'Flora and the Zephyrs' is a perfect example of his signature style, which combines elements of Pre-Raphaelitism with Romanticism. The painting features delicate brushstrokes, vivid colors, and intricate details that bring the mythological scene to life (Explore More).

The Artist: John William Waterhouse

Born in 1849, John William Waterhouse was a prominent English painter known for his captivating mythological and historical subjects. His works are highly regarded for their evocative atmosphere, rich colors, and exquisite details (Discover More).

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