For a painting of this figure, an artist bragged about cheaply acquiring an “ancient dress” embroidered in silver. A different painting of this figure began as a pastel with a vase of flowers on a table, which Odilon Redon turned sideways before adding this figure’s head in profile at the bottom right. Long purple flowers represent “dead men’s fingers” in the corner of a painting of this figure, which also depicts the roots of an uprooted (*) willow tree. (10[1])Amazingly detailed florals, (10[1])including a chain of violets around this figure’s neck and a bright poppy by her hand, appear in that painting partially created at the Hogsmill River. An (10[1])artist was (10[1])forced to pay doctor’s bills after his model for this character, Elizabeth Siddal, became ill while posing in a cold bathtub. For 10 points, John Everett Millais painted what Shakespearean character floating in a river after she drowned? ■END■