The English-Italian painter John William Waterhouse is regarded as one of the best examples of late Pre-Raphaelite art. His fragile and heartfelt artworks recounted the accounts of Greek-Roman fantasies as intensely as like no other before him.
Born to two English painters in Rome in 1849: William and Isabella Waterhouse. This early period in Italy made a significant association among him and Italy's old style workmanship legacy. All through his school instruction, his creative ability lay lethargic yet he was continually fixated by old history.
During his first apprenticeship in his father's Atelier, his talent. . .
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