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		We specialise in Fine Art reproductions from the Pre-Raphaelite & romantic-classicalist movements of the Victorian era, including pieces from artists such as John Waterhouse and Gabriella Rosette. But we’re more then capable of reproducing any other art period with acrylic paint on canvas and coated in clear satin varnish. Each final painting comes complete on stretcher bars with wall mounting brackets making them ready to hang art.

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LIST OF FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS
Paintings After John William Waterhouse Echo and Narcissus Danaïdes Hylas and the Nymphs Lady of Sharlott Penelope and the suitors St. Cecilia The awakening of Adonis	Paintings After Dante Gabriel Rossetti The Beloved (The Bride) Sibylla Palmifera	Paintings After Lord fredric Leighton Flaming June

THE BELOVED

THE BELOVED (1865-1866) After Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) The original can be seen in the Tate Britian Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: This painting is also known as “The Bride”. The symbolism in this painting include; the offering of roses which is a symbol of love and the virgins holding red lilies suggests physical love and passion. Marie Ford was the model for the Bride, Ellen Smith is the virgin on the left and the virgin on the right was Keomi (the gypsy mistress of artist Frederick Sandys). Approximate dimensions: 76cm width  x  91.5cm height Cost = £1,200 Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

SIBYLLA PALMIFERA

SIBYLLA PALMIFERA (1865-1870) After Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) The original can be seen in the Lady lever Art gallery, Port Sunlight Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: This painting is also known as “Soul’s Beauty” and contains a few symbolic details, including; the palm in her hand suggesting victory, the butterflies are a symbol of souls and the poppies are symbolic of sleep or death. The model was a dressmaker who went by the name of Alexa (Alice) Wilding. Approximate dimensions: 91.5cm width  x  91.5cm height Cost = £700 Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

FLAMING JUNE

FLAMING JUNE (1895) After Lord Fredric Leighton (1830 - 1896) The original can be seen in the Ponce Museum of Art in Puerto Rico Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: The original was rejected by the art world as a foley. But in the 1980’s it become one of the most popular prints of all time. It has recently been suggested that the model was that of Mary Lloyd, who also modelled for other artist of that period including; Sir Edward Burne-Jones, William Holman Hunt, Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema and John William Waterhouse. Approximate dimensions: 76cm width  x  91cm height Cost = £700 Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

HYLAS & THE NYMPHS

HYLAS & THE NYMPHS (1896) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original can be seen in Manchester City Art Gallery Reproduced with acrylic on canvas About this painting: Hylas was one of the Argonauts, arms bearer of Heracles. He was sent to replenish fresh water for the Argo from the spring of Pegea, where the nymphs bewitched him with their love and seduced him into the depths of the water, wherehe was never seen again.   Approximate dimensions: 101.5cm width  x  152.5cm height Cost = £1,600 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

DANAÏDES

DANAÏDES (1904) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original is owned by a private collector Detail reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: Sorry this information is soon to follow. Approximate dimensions for this detail: 101.5cm width  x  50cm height Cost = £800 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

ECHO AND NARCISSUS

ECHO AND NARCISSUS (1903) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original painting can be seen in The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Detail/pair reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: Sorry this information is soon to follow. Approximate dimensions per canvas: 51cm width  x  101.5cm height Approximate total dimensions: 101.5cm width  x  101.5cm height Cost = £1,100 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

THE AWAKENING OF ADONIS

Example shown is a damaged version - cracks not included THE AWAKENING OF ADONIS (1900) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original is owned by a private collector Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: Sorry this information is soon to follow.   Approximate dimensions: 101.5cm width  x  152cm height Cost = £2,000 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

St. CECILIA

St. CECILIA (1895) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) A Private collector owns the original Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: After several failed executions on her life, Cecilia finally closed her eyes to die whilst singing to god. At this moment the angels came to escort her to heaven, where she then became a saint. St. Cecilia is the patron saint of musicians and church music; her feast day is the 22 November.   Approximate dimensions: 101.5cm width  x  152cm height Cost = £2,000 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

PENELOPE AND THE SUITORS

Unfinished - work in progress PENELOPE AND THE SUITORS (1912) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original can be seen in Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museum Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: Taken from Homer’s Odyssey, where suitors beset Penelope as her husband, Odysseus, is assumed lost during his journey home after the Trojan War. Penelope informs the suitors that she will marry once she has completed her weaving, but each night she unpicks a section. Odysseus returns, disguised as a beggar, to find the suitors presiding over his house and feasting off his livestock. He takes revenge and slays them all.   Approximate dimensions: 127cm width  x  101.5cm height Cost = £2,200 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted

THE LADY OF SHARLOTT

Example shown is a damaged version - cracks not included THE LADY OF SHARLOTT (1888) After John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917) The original can be seen in the Tate Britian Reproduced with acrylic on canvas   About this painting: Sorry this information is soon to follow.   Approximate dimensions: 127cm width  x  101.5cm height Cost = £1,400 This painting can be requested in full or as a different crop Please allow 2 months for this piece to be painted