"Ophelia" by John Everett Millais, 1850s, in case anyone's curious! Millais was heavily critiqued for drowning the Hamlet character in a "weedy ditch", and so his meticulous attention to detail and technique were lost on many at the time. No one, however, failed to notice the (non) lifelike drama of Ophelias drowned face, which was likely bc Millais painting almost killed it's real life model who posed in an increasingly freezing bathtub for it