The Loggia (1890 – 1893) by John William Waterhouse

The Loggia - John William Waterhouse - 1890 - 1893

Artwork Information

TitleThe Loggia
ArtistJohn William Waterhouse
Date1890 - 1893
Dimensions43.18 x 27.94 cm
Art MovementRomanticism
Current LocationPrivate Collection

About The Loggia

“The Loggia” by John William Waterhouse, created between 1890 and 1893, is an exquisite example of Romanticism and belongs to the genre painting category. The artwork measures 43.18 x 27.94 cm and is currently held in a private collection.

The artwork captures an intimate scene set within a domestic interior. It portrays a woman, dressed in a flowing pink gown, leisurely seated on a wooden chair and enjoying a moment of tranquility. With a glass in her hand, she gazes contemplatively towards the open doorway, through which two other figures, one adorned in a white hat, are faintly visible. The interplay of light and shadow, along with the soft yet deliberate brushstrokes, add a sense of depth and atmosphere, seamlessly blending the indoor and outdoor environments. The muted, warm color palette enhances the serene and reflective mood of the scene. The setting, likely a veranda or a similar architectural space, is detailed with rustic wooden elements, contributing to the overall romantic and nostalgic feel of the painting.

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