More Artworks by Helen Stratton (View all 20 Artworks)

Thus did Psyche lose her fear, and enter the golden doors (1915)

Helen Stratton

She held it against her breast (1915)

Helen Stratton

Marpessa sat alone by the fountain (1915)

Helen Stratton

What was he doing, the great god Pan (1915)

Helen Stratton

Roland seized once more his horn (1915)

Helen Stratton

She stopped, and picked up the treasure (1915)

Helen Stratton

Swiftly he turned, and found his wife behind him (1915)

Helen Stratton

‘Baldur the Beautiful is dead’ (1915)

Helen Stratton

She checked her hounds, and stood beside Endymion (1915)

Helen Stratton

Freya sat spinning the clouds (1915)

Helen Stratton

She haunted him like his shadow (1915)

Helen Stratton

They whimpered and begged of him (1915)

Helen Stratton

Combing her long golden hair with a comb of red gold (1915)

Helen Stratton

Darkness fell on the eyes of Hyacinthus (1915)

Helen Stratton

A grey cold morning found her on the seashore (1915)

Helen Stratton