In Marcus Stone's depiction of this figure, the neck of a lute can be seen on the side of the canvas, while in Arthur Hughes', this personage sits on the trunk of a tree.A prominent symbolist depicted this figure with red hair and eyes closed in a painting subtitled The Predestined Child, while in another work by that same artist this figure wears a blue cape. Like the aforementioned Odilon Redon, Eugene Delacroix also offered a series of depictions, including one where this character kneels with bare arms while desperately grasping at a cloak. Dante Gabriel Rossetti's painting of this figure depicts a moment after th
In Marcus Stone's depiction of this figure, the neck of a lute can be seen on the side of the canvas, while in Arthur Hughes', this personage sits on the trunk of a tree.A prominent symbolist depicted this figure with red hair and eyes closed in a painting subtitled The Predestined Child, while in another work by that same artist this figure wears a blue cape. Like the aforementioned Odilon Redon, Eugene Delacroix also offered a series of depictions, including one where this character kneels with bare arms while desperately grasping at a cloak. Dante Gabriel Rossetti's painting of this figure depicts a moment after the "first madness," while another artist used a sketch of Elizabeth Siddal lying on her back, to create the most famous depiction of this doomed fictional character.For 10 points, what Shakespearian character did John Everett Millais famously depict wearing a white dress and covered in flowers as she floated to her death?
In Marcus Stone's depiction of this figure, the neck of a lute can be seen on the side of the canvas, while in Arthur Hughes', this personage sits on the trunk of a tree.
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