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John William Godward was an English painter of Neo-Classicism. Stylistically and thematically he can be compared to the painting of Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema.
Born: 09 August 1861 in London
Died: 13 December 1922 in London
John William Godward is taught by his friend William Clarke Wontner. He paints detailed, small-scaled depictions of ancient contents, in which a woman is usually portrayed in elegiac mood, gazing over a Mediterranean landscape. This is also the case in his painting “The Belvedere”, which is produced during his nine-year stay in Rome. The painting is awarded with a medal. Already in this phase, he is living rather in secret so that only little is known about his private circumstances.

A Classical Beauty

A Classical Lady

A Cool Retreat

A Greek Beauty

a lily pond

A Melody

A Priestess

Amaryllis

At the Garden Door

Classical Beauty

Contemplation

Sweet Nothings

Girl in Yellow Drapery

At the Garden Shrine, Pompeii

A Classical Beauty

A Flower Seller

A Fond Farewell

A Grecian Girl

A Grecian Lovely

A Pompeian Lady

A Priestess

A Quiet Pet (detail)

A Souvenir

A Tryst

Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder

Ancient Pastimes

At the Gate of the Temple

At the Thermae

Autumn

By the Wayside

Campaspe

Contemplation

Drusilla

Endymion

Erato at Her Lyre

Far Away Thoughts

Study for Flabellifera

Flabellifera

Golden Hours

Grecian Reverie

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John William Godward - paintings