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A depiction of the chaos which ensues after the Lady of Shalott has looked directly at Sir Launcelot. The Lady stands in her chamber within a circular loom. The partly finished web is disintegrating, entangling the weaver. The Lady stands on the left, dressed in a feather-textured bodice over a cream chemise and pink ruched skirt. Her long thick auburn hair has been blown high above her head by the turmoil in the room, which has also caused doves to fly from their nests.
Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester
Date
c.1886–1905
Medium
oil on panel
Measurements
H 44.4 x W 34.1 cm
Accession number
1934.401
Acquisition method
bequeathed by John Edward Yates, 1934
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Signed blc, monogram: Whh
Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester Art Gallery, Mosley Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester M2 3JL England
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