A 2018 exhibition titled “Beyond” this character showcased paintings such as The Haunted Wood. A man in a red cloak (-5[1])clasps this character’s hand in a painting showing this (-5[1])character (-5[1])tearing up flowers. The setting of one painting of this character was described as a “rascally wirefenced garden-rolled-nursery-maid’s paradise” by John Ruskin and originally featured (10[1])a water vole. (10[1])An (10[1])artist (10[2])painted The Hireling (10[1])Shepherd (10[2])while working (10[2])next to (10[1])another painter (10[1])who depicted this character (10[2])along the Hogsmill (10[1])River. (10[8])Poppies (10[2])symbolizing (10[1])death (10[4])appear (10[1])in that (10[4])painting (10[2])of this character, (10[2])which inspired (10[1])a later (10[1])depiction by John William Waterhouse. (10[10])Elizabeth Siddal became (10[2])sick (10[5])after (10[2])sitting (10[1])in a (10[2])cold tub (10[1])for a (10[1])painting of this character. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])John Everett Millais (10[1])(“MILL-ay”) painted what (10[1])Shakespearean (10[1])character (10[5])floating (10[1])in a river after her drowning? ■END■ (10[2])