FTP, identify this John William Waterhouse painting of a woman who lived alone on an island near Camelot and was also the title character of an Alfred, Lord Tennyson poem.
Scenes of a castle siege and knights on a white horse decorate the woven red tapestry folded over in front of the title character's lap.  Three white candles, only of one which is lit, a lantern, and a miniature statue of Christ on the cross appear to the right of the title character, who was also depicted in a 1915 painting sitting at a loom, wearing a long red dress, and being "Half-Sick of Shadows."  This painting, done in 1888, shows the title character wearing a black girdle, a white dress, long red hair, and an expression of despair on her face as she sits, surrounded by a swamp in her chained boat.  FTP, identify this John William Waterhouse painting of a woman who lived alone on an island near Camelot and was also the title character of an Alfred, Lord Tennyson poem.
Scenes of a castle siege and knights on a white horse decorate the woven red tapestry folded over in front of the title character's lap.  
The Lady of Shalott