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The Enchanted Garden (detail)
John William Waterhouse
Miranda
John William Waterhouse
Choosing
George Frederic Watts
Mariana in the South
John William Waterhouse
Mariana in the South (detail)
John William Waterhouse
My Sweet Rose
John William Waterhouse
My Sweet Rose (detail)
John William Waterhouse
Psyche Entering Cupid's Garden
John William Waterhouse
Tristan and Isolde
John William Waterhouse
Circe Invidiosa
John William Waterhouse
Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May
John William Waterhouse
The Crystal Ball
John William Waterhouse
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I have to say that I truly appreciate the thought that goes into your patterns. When compared to other sites, I've found that your patterns are richer in color, and the stitch count is more appropriate to the amount of detail.
