List of paintings by John William Waterhouse

This is a list of the paintings by the British Pre-Raphaelite artist John William Waterhouse.

1870s

• The Slave (1872), private collection.[1]
• Undine (1872), location unknown.[2]
• Gone, But Not Forgotten (1873), private collection.[3]
• The Unwelcome Companion: A Street Scene in Cairo (1873), Towneley Hall Art Gallery, Burnley.[4]
• In the Peristyle (1874), Rochdale Art Gallery, Rochdale.[5]
• La Fileuse (1874), private collection.[6]
• Sleep and his Half-brother Death (1874), private collection.[7]
• Miranda (1875), private collection (assumed).[8]
• Two Little Italian Girls by a Village (c. 1875), private collection.[9]
• Portrait of a Young Woman (c. 1875-78), private collection.[10]
• After the Dance (1876), private collection.[11]
• A Sick Child brought into the Temple of Aesculapius (1877), private collection.[12]
• The Remorse of the Emperor Nero after the Murder of his Mother (1878), private collection.[13]
• Dolce Far Niente or The White Feather Fan (1879), private collection (assumed).[14]
• Offerings (1879), private collection.[15]

1880s

• A Flower Stall (1880), Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.[16]
• Dolce Far Niente (1880)
• The Household Gods (c. 1880), Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery, Scotland.[17]
• Diogenes (1882), Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.[18]
• Summer (c. 1882), private collection (assumed).[19]
• The Favourites of the Emperor Honorius (1883), Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.[20]
• Consulting the Oracle (1884), Tate, London.[21]
• A Byway: Ancient Rome or Winding the Distaff (1884), current location unknown.[22]
• Good Neighbours (1885). Also known as Gossip or The Gossips or Washing Day'. Unknown location.[23]
• St Eulalia (1885), Tate, London.[24]
• Esther Kenworthy Waterhouse (c. 1885), Sheffield City Art Galleries, Sheffield.[25]
• Resting (c. 1885), private collection.[26]
• A Flower Market, Old Rome (1886), private collection.[27]
• The Magic Circle (1886), Tate, London.[28]
• Cleopatra (1888), private collection.[29]
• The Lady of Shalott (1888), Tate, London.[30]
• Ophelia (1889) collection of Andrew Lloyd Webber.[31]

1890s

• A Roman Offering (c. 1890), unknown location.[32]
• The Orange Gatherers (c. 1890), private collection.[33]
• Flora (c. 1890), private collection.[34]
• At Capri (1890). Also known as Alfresco Toilet at Capri or The Toilet. Location unknown. [35]
• Arranging Flowers (c. 1890), location unknown.[36]
• Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses (1891), Oldham Art Gallery, Oldham.[37]
• Flora (1891), location unknown.[38]
• Ulysses and the Sirens (1891), National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.[39]
• Circe Invidiosa (1892), Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.[40]
• Danaë (1892), location unknown - stolen.[41]
• A Hamadryad (1893), City of Plymouth Art Gallery, Plymouth.[42]
• Gathering Summer Flowers in a Devonshire Garden (c. 1893-1910), private collection.[43]
• A Naiad (1893), private collection.[44]
• La Belle Dame Sans Merci (1893)
• Ophelia (1894), private collection.[45]
• The Lady of Shalott (1894), City Art Gallery, Leeds.[46]
• Field Flowers (1894), location unknown.[47]
• Mrs. Charles Newton-Robinson (1894), location unknown.[48]
• Phyllis, younger daughter of E A Waterlow, Esq (1895), private collection.[49]
• St Cecilia (1895), collection of Andrew Lloyd Webber. [50]
• The Shrine (1895), private collection.[51]
• Hylas and the Nymphs (1896), Manchester City Art Gallery, Manchester.[52]
• Pandora (1896), private collection.[53]
• Mariana in the South (c. 1897), private collection.[54]
• Ariadne (1898), private collection.[55]
• Flora and the Zephyrs (1898), private collection.[56]
• Juliet (1898), private collection.[57]

1900s

• The Awakening of Adonis (c. 1900), private collection.[58]
• Spring (The Flower Picker) (c. 1900), private collection.[59]
• The Siren (c. 1900), private collection.[60]
• A Mermaid (1900), Royal Academy of Arts, London.[61]
• Destiny (1900), Towneley Hall Art Gallery, Burnley.[62]
• Miss Margaret Henderson (1900), private collection.[63]
• Nymphs Finding the Head of Orpheus (1900), private collection.[64]
• The Lady Clare (1900), private collection.[65]
• The Crystal Ball (1902), private collection.[66]
• The Missal (1902), location unknown.[67]
• Boreas (1903), private collection.[68]
• Echo and Narcissus (1903), Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.[69]
• Psyche Opening the Golden Box (1903), private collection.[70]
• Windflowers (1903), private collection.[71]
• Danaïdes (1904), private collection.[72]
• Psyche Opening the Door into Cupid's Garden (1904), Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston.[73]
• Lamia (1905), private collection.[74]
• The Danaïdes (1906), Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland.[75]
• Jason and Medea (1907), private collection.[76]
• Phyllis and Demophoön (1907), location unknown.[77]
• Apollo and Daphne (1908), private collection.[78]
• The Bouquet (c. 1908), Falmouth Art Gallery, Cornwall.[79]
• Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May (1908), private collection.[80]
• The Soul of the Rose (1908), private collection.[81]
• Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May (1909), Odon Wagner Gallery, Toronto.[82]
• Lamia (1909), private collection.[83]
• Mrs A. P. Henderson (1909), private collection.[84]
• Thisbe (1909), private collection.[85]
• Veronica (1909), private collection.[86]
• The Necklace (c. 1909), private collection.[87]
• Woman Picking Flowers (c. 1909-14), private collection.[88]

1910s

• Ophelia (1910), private collection.[89]
• Spring Spreads One Green Lap of Flowers (1910), location unknown.[90]
• Circe (The Sorceress) (1911), private collection.[91]
• Listening to My Sweet Pipings (1911), private collection.[92]
• Miss Betty Pollock (1911), private location.[93]
• The Charmer (1911), unknown location.[94]
• Mrs Charles Schreiber (1912), private collection.[95]
• Narcissus (1912), private collection.[96]
• Penelope and the Suitors (1912), City of Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums Collection, Aberdeen.[97]
• Sweet Summer (1912), private collection.[98]
• The Annunciation (1914), private collection.[99]
• The Love Philtre (1914), private collection.[100]
• A Tale from the Decameron (1916), Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool.[101]
• I am Half-Sick of Shadows, said the Lady of Shalott (1916), Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto.[102]
• Miranda - The Tempest (1916), private collection.[103]
• The Enchanted Garden (1916), Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool.[104]
• Tristram and Isolde with the Potion (c.1916), private collection.[105]
• Fair Rosamund (1917), private collection.[106]
• Camellias (c.1910), private collection.[107]
• The Rose Bower (c.1910), private collection.[108]
• Vanity(c.1910), private collection.[109]
• Circe (c.1911), private collection.[110]
• Maidens picking Flowers by a Stream (c.1911), private collection.[111]
• A Song of Springtime (c.1913), private collection.[112]
• The Mystic Wood (c.1914-17), Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane.[113]
• Dante and Beatrice (c.1915), Dahesh Museum, New York.[114]
• Gathering Almond Blossoms (c.1916), private collection.[115]
• Tristan and Isolde (c.1916), private collection.[116]