to me she looks a lot like La venus de Sandro Botticelli?

can u tell me what painters use her? maybe Klimt?

can u tell me what painters use her? maybe Klimt?

Middle Ages? maybe Fair Rosamund?

Middle Ages? maybe Fair Rosamund?

Lisa-1 You are SO close again. First you name Ophelia and the artist that painted the image I am thinking of painted a version of Ophelia. How you have named Fair Rosamunda and the same artist painted a version of Rosamunda. So it seems a little bit nigglining of me not to give you the win. Right? Well, Im nothing if not niggling. So let's go for one more guess to see if we can get a bullseye, and if not I will reveal exactly what I had in mind.

No I want to find! so it's a woman from Middle Ages but by a painter from XIX century?

No I want to find! so it's a woman from Middle Ages but by a painter from XIX century?

Fair enough.

Yes, early Middle Ages, and the painter is 19th Century, and he painted the other two other characters you mentioned.

Is it Ophelia by John William Waterhouse???

It's Waterhouse.

But i have absolutely no idea what painting it is. I've searched and none looks really like the pic.

Waterhouse is Wright-- I mean right! Now I was after the school of painters Waterhouse was from, more than a particular painting. But, I do have a painting in mind and I see a woman on a boat.

The Lady of Shalott/Pre-raphaelite JW Waterhouse//often classified as a pre-raphaelite for themes,truly a Neo-Classic painter

We have a BINGO! The PRE-RAPHELITES! With their depictions of Lady Fair, elaborate gowns and flowing hair! A very cool and influential school of painting of which Waterhouse is my favorite. Many thanks.

well known painting indeed

oh finally!!!!! I love this painting!

it's your turn Aramis

I'm so lazy who wants can post

Ok I continue! thanks Aramis!

Sophie Marceau

find the inspiration!

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Oh aramis, nice try but clearly th answer is more Vulcan in nature.

Liza Minelli in Cabaret of course!

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No! but you are not so far!

in this movie the actress has the same clothes, and she played with Gene Kelly!