Hylas And The Nymphs (1896) by Waterhouse - Canvas Print
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About John William Waterhouse’s Hylas And The Nymphs
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John William Waterhouse created this work in 1896.
The painting depicts Hylas, a character from ancient Roman and Greek mythology. He is encountering female water nymphs while taking a drink.
Hylas was a companion and lover of Hercules. According to legend, Hylas disappears during the encounter.
The painting is currently on display at the Manchester Art Gallery.
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About The Artist
John William Waterhouse lived from 1849-1917. He was born in Rome to English painters. Waterhouse is mostly famous for his depictions of ancient Greek mythology. He attended the Royal Academy of Arts and later became a full Academician who taught at the St. John Woods School of Art.
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