Waterhouse John William Waterhouse by Aubrey Noakes (2004, Chaucer Press, Hardcover with DJ)

A beautifully illustrated monograph on John William Waterhouse, a leading figure of the later Pre-Raphaelite movement, written by Aubrey Noakes and published by Chaucer Press in 2004. This volume presents a rich selection of Waterhouse’s most iconic works—featuring romantic, mythological, and literary subjects such as The Lady of Shalott—reproduced in high-quality colour plates.

This hardcover edition is bound in black cloth with gilt lettering and retains its original dust jacket. A visually striking and informative volume, ideal for collectors of Victorian art, Pre-Raphaelite enthusiasts, and students of 19th-century British painting.

Highly collectible in international markets due to the enduring popularity of Waterhouse and Pre-Raphaelite art

Condition – Near Fine

Excellent overall. Clean, tight binding with bright gilt lettering. Internally clean and well-preserved throughout. The dust jacket remains attractive but has a neatly tape-repaired ±6cm tear at the rear bottom hinge to prevent further damage. Presents well on the shelf.