Lot's Wife, 1878]]> Great Expectations]]> http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/stephens-the-proposal-the-marquis-and-griselda-n04633 ]]> Omeka record contributed by Vanessa Pike ]]> Frame: 1020 x 855 x 100 mm]]> Harmony in Flesh Colour and Black: Mrs Louise Jopling]]> "And When Did You Last See Your Father?"]]> Miss Anna Alma-Tadema]]> Lady Jane Grey in the Tower]]> The Meeting of Thomas Moore with His Daughter after His Sentence of Death]]> A Dancing Girl]]> A Dancing Girl:
"The figure is represented in repose, and is particularly graceful and easy; she holds a tambourine in the left hand, and in the right hand, which rests on the stem of a tree, she holds a garland. This statue should be compared with Canova's conception of the same subject, No. 137. With equal elegance, the one before us has far more of nature, simplicity, and quietude. She is resting, while Canova's dancer is only pausing. This statue was executed in marble, for the London Art Union, and exhibited in 1848. It has been reproduced, of a small size, in Parian, and forms an exquisite ornamental statuette. Classical style."]]> "W. C. Marshall," in Artists at Home: "'The Dancing Girl reposing' obtained an Art Union premium of £500, and large numbers of reductions of the statue were distributed among subscribers to that society."

]]> A Huguenot]]> A Huguenot, on St. Bartholomew's Day, Refusing to Shield Himself from Danger by Wearing the Roman Catholic Badge]]> A Lovers' Spat]]> A Private View at the Royal Academy]]> A Reading from Homer]]> A Village Choir]]> The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon (1820)]]> A Visit to Aesculapius]]> Hekatompathia, Sonnet XX:

In time long past, when in Diana's chase
A bramble bush prick'd Venus in the foot,
Old AEsculapius help'd her heavy case
Before the hurt had taken any root:
Wherehence although his beard were crisping hard
She yielded him a kiss for his reward.]]> A Visit to the Haunted Chamber]]> An Athlete Wrestling with a Python]]> An Athlete Wrestling with a Python, c. 1877, plaster, 251 x 156 x 130 mm. Tate (N01761); Presented by Prof. Alphonse Legros, 1897. http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/leighton-sketch-for-an-athlete-wrestling-with-a-python-n01761

]]> Athlete Wrestling with a Python, Leighton House. Leighton presented these casts to his friends and fellow artists; the example at Leighton House was presented ca. 1900 by G. F. Watts.]]> An Old Story]]>
]]> And the Sea Gave up the Dead Which Were in It]]> : "And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works" (Revelation 20:13).]]> Art and Nature]]>