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Study for ‘The Court of Death’
George Frederic Watts
c.1896
Study for ‘Life’s Illusions’. Verso: Study for ‘Life’s Illusions’
George Frederic Watts
c.1849
Study for ‘Jonah’
George Frederic Watts
c.1890
Daphne
George Frederic Watts
c.1879–82
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Brunton
George Frederic Watts
1841
Augusta, Lady Castletown
George Frederic Watts
c.1846
Study of Clouds
George Frederic Watts
c.1890–1900
Mrs George Augustus Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck and her Children
George Frederic Watts
exhibited 1860
Eveleen Tennant, later Mrs F.W.H. Myers
George Frederic Watts
exhibited 1880
Nymphs and Satyrs
George Frederic Watts
c.1840
The Golden Age
George Frederic Watts
c.1840
Ruth and Boaz
George Frederic Watts
c.1835–7
Mrs Arthur Sassoon
George Frederic Watts
1882
Dorothy Tennant, Later Lady Stanley
George Frederic Watts
date not known
Eustace Smith
George Frederic Watts
c.1870–80
Echo
George Frederic Watts
1844–6
Life’s Illusions
George Frederic Watts
1849
A Story from Boccaccio
George Frederic Watts
c.1844–7
The Court of Death
George Frederic Watts and assistants
c.1870–1902
Clytie
George Frederic Watts
c.1868–78
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