The Artist's Wife
Marian Huxley was Collier's first wife.
After her death,
Collier married her sister, Ethel.

Georgiana Burne-Jones
A CIRCLE OF SISTERS

Portrait of Agnes Poynter
Agnes MacDonald, sister to
Georgiana Burne-Jones.

Mrs Walter Crane
In December 1914 Crane's wife Mary was killed by a train.
The couple had been married for forty-four years and
a heart-broken Crane died three months later.

Portrait of Effie Ruskin, later Lady Millais (neé Euphemia Chalmers Gray)

Dame Alice Ellen Terry (Choosing)
At 17, Terry gave up the stage to marry George Watts,
thirty years her senior.
The marriage lasted barely a year.

Portrait Of The Artist's Wife In The Studio
Marie-Elisabeth Rochegrosse

Esther Kenworthy Waterhouse
Esther Waterhouse outlived her husband by 27 years.

Portrait of Mary Sandys
Sandys lived with Mary Jones for many years---
fathering her nine children---
but they never married.
Is this her?

Guinevere
Jane Burden, the wife of William Morris
and paramour of Dante Rossetti.
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Portrait of Elizabeth Siddal
Wed to Dante Rossetti.
Depressed and despondent following the
still-birth of a daughter,
she overdosed on Laudenum.

Portrait of Maria Zambaco
Maria began an affair with Burne-Jones
while he was painting a portrait of her
for her mother.
The affair ended with
her public suicide attempt.

Repose
Sargent was extremely private
regarding his personal life,
but it is widely accepted
by Sargent scholars,
that he had a long-term affair
with the model for
"Lady With The Rose".
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Classical Head Study
This is a portrait of the artist's first wife,
Margaret Muriel Lubbock
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Arrangement in Grey and Black: Portrait of the Artist's Mother
Anna McNeill Whistler.

Study of Alexa Wilding

Fanny Cornforth

Christina Rossetti

Symphony in White No. I : The White Girl
Joanna Hiffernan, Whistler's lover and frequent model.
They parted ways after she posed for
Gustave Courbet's painting:
L'Origine du monde

Mrs Newton with a Parasol
Sometime in the 1870s Tissot met a
divorcee, Mrs. Kathleen Newton,
who became his companion and
the model for many of his paintings.
Mrs. Newton moved into Tissot's household
in 1876 and lived with him until her suicide in
1882 at the age of 28.

Portrait of the Artist's son, Philip Burne-Jones

Portrait of a Young Woman
The artist's sister, Jessie.
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Franz and Mary Stuck
Stuck married an American widow,
Mary Lindpainter.

Portrait of the Artist's Sister, Clara Siddall (?)
One of 4 Siddall sisters.

Portrait of the Artist's Daughter
Collier and Marian's daughter, Joyce.

Portrait of the artist's sister
Khnopff's sister, Margaurite Landuyt.