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The Lady of Shalott - Frederick Hase Hayden (1874-1931)

Artist: Frederick Hayden (All)

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Title:	The Lady of Shalott - Frederick Hase Hayden (1874-1931)
Artist:	Frederick Hayden (All)
Media Type:	Paint - Watercolor
Art Type:	Other
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	171
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	1/17/2024
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Description

Although not a Pre Raphaelite artist, this Hayden stained glass design has a PRB feel.

Artist: Frederick Hase Hayden (1874-1931)
Title: The Lady of Shalott
Medium: watercolour and ink on paper
Size: image size 250mm x 95mm
Inscription: Titled Lady of Shalott on artwork
Signed: yes, F Hayden at bottom right

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 1/17/2024

Stunning work of a lady trapped in her tower looking longingly towards Camelot. The stained glass interpetation is very unique in how the poem has been adapted by many artists and storytellers even before he was born.

Steel Shredder
Member Since 2022

1 - Posted on 1/18/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:

Stunning work of a lady trapped in her tower looking longingly towards Camelot.� The stained glass interpetation is very unique in how the poem has been adapted by many artists and storytellers even before he was born.�

Yes there have been many artworks on this Tennyson poem, especially in the Pre Raphaelite scene. My first ever visit to the Tate in London secured my love of art. The artworks that really impressed me that day, and still to today, were Lady of Shalott by John William Waterhouse, and the three huge paintings by John Martin of the Judgement Series. Glad you liked

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