# John William Waterhouse
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john william waterhouse (6 April 1849 – 10 February 1917) was an English painter known for working first in the Academic style and for then embracing the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's style and subject matter. His artworks were known for their depictions of women from both ancient Greek mythology and Arthurian legend.
Born in Rome to English parents who were both painters, Waterhouse later moved to London, where he enrolled in the Royal Academy of Art.
Waterhouse and The Golden Dawn
It is a pleasure to welcome back the wonderful Cecelia Rose to share her research around John William Waterhouse's likely membership of The Golden Dawn, a secret society formed in the late nineteenth-century. Cecelia explains how the Golden Dawn was linked to many artists and literary figures at th…
How to Shape Your Mind to Serve Your Soul - Lian Brook-Tyler
Wild Sovereign Soul co-founder and guide, Lian, has spent over a decade studying and applying the psychological principle of priming - she explains how your environment shapes your attention and behaviour every day, and how to consciously change what is training your mind, body and identity.
This …
Through the Gilded Eye - Witches, Goddesses & the Power of the Gaze
Through the Gilded Eye - Witches, Goddesses & the Power of the Gaze
How has art shaped the way we see witches and powerful women?
In this episode of Hex & Muse, we step into the painted worlds of Circe, Lilith, and the witch archetype to explore how female power has been framed across centuries of …
Three Good Habits Every Artist Can Develop (and a Bad Habit to Avoid)
Artists are creatures of habit, and those habits either help creativity flourish or get in its way. Teresa is sharing the habits that have helped build her metalsmith practice, and Joy is asking for ideas to combat the dreaded bad habit of social media distraction. The episode begins with an anecdo…
Proem, the Odyssey by Homer
Ulysses and the Sirens by John William Waterhouse
In this episode, we contemplate the beauty of the first twelve lines, or the Proem, of the Odyssey by Homer. Mandi reads from the introduction to Emily Wilson’s translation so that you get an idea of the movement of this epic while also becoming fa…
Showing Up
What does it mean to truly show up when someone you love has died? Not to observe from a distance, not to hand everything off to strangers — but to stay close, use your hands, and do something rather than have something done.
In this episode, three stories. A man who handed a death doula a list of …
Waterhouse 1: Doomed Women
Watson introduces Bri to the work of John William Waterhouse.
Discussing "Medea" By Euripides With Evan
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In this episode of Canonball, Evan and I discuss the play "Medea," which Euripides wrote and which was first performed in 431 BC.
The cover art for this episode is the painting "Jason and Medea," which John William Waterhouse completed in 1907.
E124 Arthurian Romance
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At the court of a French princess in the middle of the 12th century, an obscure poet named Chrétien de Troyes would begin to write and distribute fanciful stories of the Knights of the Round Table. In doing so, he would propel the figure of King Ar…
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