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Esther Kenworthy
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British artist John William Waterhouse painted this portrait of Esther Kenworthy, who became his wife. The young woman appears with the beauty and presence typical of Waterhouse's female subjects. She modeled for several of his paintings.
This intimate portrait shows their personal connection. It hangs at Sheffield Galleries and Museums.
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About Esther Kenworthy
Waterhouse's wife and model, painted in this personal portrait You can see it at Sheffield Galleries and Museums, Sheffield. John William Waterhouse painted this portrait of Esther Kenworthy, who became his wife.
You can see it at Sheffield Galleries and Museums, Sheffield in Sheffield, UK. John William Waterhouse created it. The young woman appears with the beauty and presence typical of Waterhouse's female subjects.
Esther Kenworthy became Waterhouse's wife. This portrait shows a more personal side of an artist best known for his mythological Pre-Raphaelite beauties.
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