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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · August 9, 1861 – December 13, 1922Wikidata

John William Godward

English painter (1861-1922)

Born in Wimbledon. Died in Wimbledon.

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A life in paintings

Born 186167 dated paintingsDied 1922

77 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Eighty and eighteen
    Eighty and eighteen
    John William Godward
    2nd millennium
  • Waiting for an answer
    Waiting for an answer
    John William Godward
    2nd millennium
  • Ione
    Ione
    John William Godward
    1890s
  • Waiting for the procession
    Waiting for the procession
    John William Godward
    1890
  • A priestess of Bacchus
    A priestess of Bacchus
    John William Godward
    1890
  • A Pompeian Lady
    A Pompeian Lady
    John William Godward
    1891
  • Innocent Amusement
    Innocent Amusement
    John William Godward
    1891 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • The Betrothed
    The Betrothed
    John William Godward
    1892 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Memories
    Memories
    John William Godward
    1892 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • At the Garden Shrine, Pompeii
    At the Garden Shrine, Pompeii
    John William Godward
    1892
  • Far away thoughts (Rose Pettigrew)
    Far away thoughts (Rose Pettigrew)
    John William Godward
    1892
  • Il Dolce Far Niente (1893)
    Il Dolce Far Niente (1893)
    John William Godward
    1893
  • Yes or No
    Yes or No
    John William Godward
    1893
  • Endymion
    Endymion
    John William Godward
    1893
  • Beauty in a marble room
    Beauty in a marble room
    John William Godward
    1894
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