""Miranda--The Tempest," 1916. J. W. Waterhouse, R.A. (English, 1849-1917), was a master of narrative painting; whether drawn from history, myth, or literature, his works display an unerring feeling for the dramatic moment. "Miranda" depicts the opening scene of "The Tempest," wherein Prospero's daughter witnesses the shipwreck that sets the Shakespearean clockwork in motion. Full color; 1,000 interlocking pieces."