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final art for tonight- study from an edit of Godward’s Athenaïs (1908) and An Offering To Venus (1912) together (via hidekomoon on tumblr, im going thru my likes to find things to study :)) final pic, lines, colours only etc
La Venere di Botticelli.
La ragazza con l'orecchino di perla, Vermeer.
Danae, di Klimt.
La ragazza di Godward
Sweet Dreams, 1904, by John William Godward
But she ain't asleep!
by John William Godward
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by John William Godward
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A Souvenir, 1920 #johnwilliamgodward #neoclassicism https://t.co/1OxeYi2DyP
John William Godward
( 1861 - 1922 )
" The Signal "
Óleo/ lienzo
J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Ángeles
His Birthday Gift, 1889 #johnwilliamgodward #godward https://t.co/mNXuIC7QFQ
a highly detailed painting of a beautiful woman by made by John William godward in a cyberpunk futuristic modern train listening to music with headphones, perfect composition, a city in the background, 8k, smooth, sharp focus, perfect sculptural form, cyberpunk, headphones
British painter John William Godward (1861-1922), born #OnThisDay 161 years ago. Far Away Thoughts, 1892
oil on canvas. A Siesta, 1895. oil on canvas. The Signal, 1899. oil on canvas. Girl in Yellow Drapery, 1901. oil on canvas
Golden Hours, 1913 #neoclassicism #godward https://t.co/taRNFwHd37
John William Godward (British painter) 1861 - 1922
The Fish Pond, 1899. oil on canvas. The Signal, 1899
oil on canvas. Idle Thoughts, 1898. oil on canvas. He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, 1896. oil on canvas
His Birthday Gift, 1889 #godward #johnwilliamgodward https://t.co/mNXuIC7QFQ
Golden Hours, 1913 #godward #johnwilliamgodward https://t.co/taRNFwHd37
Midweek Marble Musings: escapism to classical climes & dolce far niente: the paintings of John William Godward (1861-1922) for this week's #WilliamWednesday. He committed suicide at 61 with a note that apparently read "the world is not big enough for [both] myself and a Picasso"