William Russell Flint (1880-1969) was an honored (knighted by King George VI), highly skilled artist of the representational persuasion. A fairly brief Wikipedia entry is
here, but if you would like a lot more information about him, click
here.
Should you do an Internet images search on his name, you will discover many pictures of very attractive nude young women. Since there was more to Flint's work than that, this post deals with his book illustrations from around 1910 along with watercolors and other paintings safe for viewing at your office desk.
Gallery
La Belle Dame Sans Merci - 1908
Princess Ida - The Gate yields, Hildebrand and Soldiers rush in - 1909
From "Le Morte D'Arthur" - 1910-1911
From "Le Morte D'Arthur" - 1910-1911
Calypso and Odysseus
Girls Weaving Baskets
Park scene
Tamborine players
The Festival of Santa Eulalia, Andalusia - c. 1932
Carnation - c. 1932
Raquel and Manula
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