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THE SORCERESS (CIRCE), 1911-15 – John W. Waterhouse – GICLEE PRINT – 46.5x67cm

$104.00

The Sorceress (Circe), 1911-15 was painted by English artist John William Waterhouse. It shows Circe wearing a rich orange dress, sitting a her alchemy table, pondering her next spell. You can see the reflection of the dark forest in the mirror behind her, and her jaguar and leopard sitting across from her.

This high quality giclee print is printed on artist-grade medium. The image size of this print is 40.5 x 61 cm, and the total paper size with the border and title strip is 46.5 x 67 cm. The watermark will not show on the print. The print is protected with a sheet of tissue paper, rolled in recyclable brown paper, and packed into a PVC pipe for ultimate protection for shipping. This print is also available to be printed custom size, email or call for information and orders.


Description

The Sorceress (c.1911–1915) by John William Waterhouse – Fine Art Giclée Print

Enter a world of myth and quiet intensity with The Sorceress, a late masterpiece by John William Waterhouse. Painted between 1911 and 1915, this evocative work reflects the artist’s enduring fascination with magic, mythology, and the inner lives of women. As a result, it stands as one of his most atmospheric and intriguing paintings.

Description of the Image

At the centre of the composition, a red-haired woman, Circe, leans thoughtfully over a stone table. She gazes into the distance, her chin resting lightly on her hand. Her flowing gown, painted in warm coral tones, blends softly with the surrounding scene.

On the table sit mysterious objects, including a glass vessel, scattered materials, and a tipped cup with a dark liquid. Behind her, a reflection of a shadowy woodland stretches into the background. The trees form a dark arch, framing the figure and adding depth. Consequently, the painting feels both intimate and slightly unsettling, as if a spell has just been cast or is about to begin.

The History of The Sorceress

Waterhouse painted The Sorceress late in his career, around 1911 to 1915. While the exact date remains debated, the work clearly reflects his mature style. During this period, he focused on themes drawn from mythology and classical literature, especially figures like Circe. The painting captures a moment of quiet contemplation rather than dramatic action, which gives it a unique emotional depth.

About the Artist

John William Waterhouse (1849–1917) was a leading British painter associated with the Pre-Raphaelite tradition. He became known for his poetic and romantic portrayals of women from myth and legend. His work combines rich colour, fine detail, and strong storytelling.

Museum-Quality Giclée Print

This premium giclée art print captures the subtle tones, intricate detail, and moody atmosphere of the original painting. Ideal for living rooms, studies, or gallery walls, The Sorceress adds elegance and intrigue to any space. Order your high-quality giclée print today and enjoy a timeless piece of classic art.

Additional information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 55 × 10 × 10 cm

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