Circe Invidiosa John William Waterhouse Tissue Paper

This fine art gift wrapping tissue paper features a high-resolution reproduction of the Pre-Raphaelite painting Circe Invidiosa by John William Waterhouse, oil on canvas, 1892. A favorite subject of the artist Waterhouse, Circe was a minor goddess from ancient Greek mythology who appears as a sorceress in the classic epic Odyssey of Homer. Standing amidst a dark forest in long, dark ultramarine blue robes, Circe pours poison from a golden bowl into the waters beneath her feet to transform her rival into a hideous monster. The classic painting reflects the pre-Raphaelite emphasis on brilliant, jewel-like color, decorative patterns, and the painting styles of medieval and early Renaissance art. The Waterhouse tissue is a unique, artsy giftwrap for any art lover or fan of Pre-Raphaelite painting.