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John William Godward England, Victorian Neoclassicism, b.1861 - d.1922 The serene beauty and astonishing technical execution of John William Godward's paintings contradict the fact that this important artist has received virtually no critical acclaim or art historical recognition. We know little about this artist's private life, which is not betrayed by his art. Melancholy, kindly, reclusive, handsome, talented and shy, J. W. Godward's life is still a mystery, a censored book, protected by himself and sealed by his family. Unlike most Olympian Classicists before him, he preferred anonymity and privacy.

1¡¢Nerissa Oil on canvas, 1906 152.4 x 82.6 cm John William Godward

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2¡¢Ionian Dancing Girl Oil on canvas, 1902 137.1 x 83.8 cm William Godward (1801-1893)

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3¡¢A Tryst Oil on canvas, 1912 127 x 78.8 cm

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4¡¢Venus at the Bath Oil on canvas, 1901 172.1 x 61 cm

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5¡¢Summer Flowers Oil on canvas, 1903 45.1 x 41 cm

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6¡¢Phyleis Oil on canvas, 1908 96.5 x 56 cm

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7¡¢A Grecian Girl Oil on canvas, 1908 94.6 cm diameter

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8¡¢Yes or No? Oil on canvas, 1893 153 x 184.5 cm

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9¡¢On the Balcony, 1911

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10¡¢Absence makes the Heart Grow Fonder Oil on canvas, 1912 130 x 79 cm

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11¡¢A Cool Retreat Oil on canvas, 1910

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12¡¢In the Tepidarium Oil on canvas, 1913 98.5 x 48.5 cm

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13¡¢Ancient Pastimes Oil on canvas, 1916 99.7 x 50.8 cm

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14¡¢Innocent Amusements Oil on canvas, ¸ñάµÃ£¬1891 76.2 x 45 cm

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