John William Godward
1861–1922 · Realism
John William Godward was an English painter from the end of the Neo-Classicist era. He was a protégé of Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, but his style of painting fell out of favour with the rise of modern art.
40 paintings
- Venus Binding her Hair (1897)
- Yes or No (1893)
- Reverie (1912) (1912)
- Sweet Dreams (1904)
- A Congenial Task (1915)
- Endymion (1893)
- Classical Beauty
- In Realms of Fancy (1911)
- Sweet Dreams (1901)
- A Dilettante (1922)
- A Pompeian lady (1904)
- A priestess of Bacchus (1890)
- A signal (1918)
- Far away thoughts (Rose Pettigrew) (1892)
- Corinna
- Eighty and eighteen (1898)
- A Fair Reflection (1915)
- The Mirror (1899)
- In the Tepidarium (1913)
- A Pompeian Bath (1890)
- The Quiet Pet (1906)
- Ione (1896)
- On the Balcony (1911)
- Waiting for the procession (1890)
- A Roman Beauty (1912)
- The Trysting Place (1907)
- Violets, Sweet Violets (1906)
- Lycinna (1918)
- A Pompeian Lady (1891)
- Waiting for an answer (1889)
- A Priestess (1893)
- Tranquility (1914)
- Ionian Dancing Girl (1902)
- The Old, Old Story (1903)
- Nerissa (1906)
- At the Garden Shrine, Pompeii (1892)
- Il Dolce Far Niente (1893) (1893)
- Reverie (1904)
- Mischief and Repose (1895)
- The Signal (1899)