The Tambourine Girl 1906

John William Godward's "The Tambourine Girl" (1906) is a classic example of the Pre-Raphaelite style, characterized by its attention to detail and idealized depiction of beauty. The painting features a young woman, clad in flowing robes, holding a tambourine against a marble background. Godward's mastery of light and shadow is evident in the way he renders the woman's skin and the translucent fabric of her dress. The artist was known for his paintings of beautiful women in classical settings, and "The Tambourine Girl" is a quintessential example of his work.