More on Byam Shaw (1872 – 1919) in a previous GurneyJourney post
Sunday, April 10, 2011
A page from Byam Shaw's sketchbook
More on Byam Shaw (1872 – 1919) in a previous GurneyJourney post
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More on Byam Shaw (1872 – 1919) in a previous GurneyJourney post
1 comment:
That woman with the long neck looks a bit like Jane Morris - the famous Pre-raphaelites' model.
After checking Wiki, Shaw was indeed influenced by Rossetti.
But the face itself doesn't look like Jane Morris, so I doubt it if it's indeed her.
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