Sunday Morning | Arthur Wasse | 19th Century 17th Century Gyoshū's refined brushwork and delicate

Gyoshū's refined brushwork and delicate layering evoke a dreamlike stillness

The muted colours and gentle brush strokes make for an inviting

John Everett Millais' The Blind Girl (1856) is a poignant and richly symbolic Pre-Raphaelite masterpiece

idyllic scene that will bring a sense of calm wherever it is hung

Sunday Morning | Arthur Wasse | 19th Century 17th Century Gyoshū's refined brushwork and delicateSunday Morning by Arthur Wasse (18541930) depicts a tranquil courtyard scene outside a medieval building. A young woman stands on the steps, scattering feed from a basket to a group of vibrant peacocks ascending toward her. Two monks and a little girl sit nearby, watching the gentle exchange. Warm stone walls, climbing plants, and intricate Gothic architectural details frame the scene, evoking a sense of timeless charm and quiet domestic harmony.