Windflowers, J. W. Waterhouse

Titled work "Windflowers," referring to the name of the flowers depicted on the canvas, known in Italiano as "Anemone." Painted by John William Waterhouse. It is also known as "Windswept."
It features a floral landscape with a young woman enveloped in a billowing dress, standing against the wind, the movement is noticeable, almost unbalancing. Waterhouse exhibits his mastery in creating motion and expression.

Currently, the painting is in private hands, and its location is unknown.