Alexandre Cabanel showed this person in a light blue dress reaching her left hand to grasp at some willow branches while her back is supported by a fallen piece of wood.
Alexandre Cabanel showed this person in a light blue dress reaching her left hand to grasp at some willow branches while her back is supported by a fallen piece of wood. Another depiction of this person shows her in a white dress lying in a field of grass and holding a bouquet of yellow flowers in her right hand; the same artist of that painting also showed her sitting on a log while putting (*) flowers in her hair in a painting whose background is dominated by a lily pond. In the best known depiction of her, she places her hands face up while she stares up at the sky; several flowers of different colors are floating on the water above her as her body is already submerged, her dress abutting the green banks of a small stream. For 10 points, name this woman painted by John Waterhouse and John Everett Millais, a Shakespearean character who commits suicide after being pursued by 
Alexandre Cabanel showed this person in a light blue dress reaching her left hand to grasp at some willow branches while her back is supported by a fallen piece of wood.
Ophelia