• Daniel Maclise, The Play Scene in 'Hamlet' exhibited 1842, (Millais 1951-2), Tate
  
  
• Arthur Hughes, Ophelia (see top right), exhibited in 1852 at the Royal Academy at the same time as Millais's Ophelia.
  
  
• Paul Falconer Poole, Sketch, Ophelia? (see middle right)
  
  
• J. W. Waterhouse produced 3 paintings of Ophelia. His 1889 version, (owned by Sotheby's New York), shows Ophelia lying in a meadow in an attitude of abandon, dressed in white. One hand is in her hand and another, grasping the flowers. In his second painting of 1894, (Schaeffer Collection, Sydney - see middle below), Ophelia sits on a branch of a tree, as she fixes poppies and daisies in her hair. In his third work of 1910, (collection of Andrew Lloyd-Webber), Ophelia stands on the edge of a river, steadying herself by a tree, as she stares wildly at the viewer, clutching her dress and a handful of flowers, whilst two viewers watch from a bridge in the background.
  
  
• Odilon Redon, Ophelia among the Flowers c1905-8

• Stanley William Hayter, Ophelia 1936 Tate, 2003
  (see below left)
  
  
• Reg Butler, Ophelia, 1955 Tate, 2003 (see bottom right)
  
  
• Bryan Organ Ophelia 1974 Tate, 2003

Ophelia, Stanley William Hayter,
1936 Tate, 2003