This character extends her head upwards in a self-portrait and sculpture by Elisabet Ney inspired by Ney's troubled relationship with her son.
A ghostly rendition of this woman stands between two red curtains in a Gustave Moreau painting.  This character extends her head upwards in a self-portrait and sculpture by Elisabet Ney inspired by Ney's troubled relationship with her son. Oscar Wilde quipped that this character "takes care to do all her own shopping in Byzantium" in his takedown of a John Singer Sargent portrait. Sargent's portrait renders her in gold, blue and green and lifting a (*) crown over her head and was modeled by Ellen Terry. This character, modeled on Hannah Pritchard, holds her finger to her mouth in a shushing gesture as a crazy-eyed companion holds two daggers in his hands.  In a different painting by the same artist, this redhead holds a lantern below a Tudor arch.  For 10 points, name this character whom Henry Fuseli depicted sleepwalking in his illustration of the Shakespeare play she appears in.
A ghostly rendition of this woman stands between two red curtains in a Gustave Moreau painting.  
Lady Macbeth [do not accept just "Macbeth"]