As per the Wallace Collection:
Jane Bowles (1772-1812) was the eldest child of Oldfield Bowles of North Aston, an amateur painter of some distinction. When deciding which painter to employ to paint his daughter, Bowles invited Reynolds to dinner to see how he got on with his potential subject. According to Reynolds's nineteenth-century biographer, Leslie: 'the little girl was placed next to Sir Joshua at the dessert, where he amused her so much with stories and tricks that she thought him the most charming man in the world. … The next day she was delighted to be taken to his house, where she sat down with a face full of glee, the expression of which he caught at once and never lost'.
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The original title is 'Miss Jane Bowles'. It was painted in 1775. The mushy title 'Love Me...' is more effective for selling prints.
William Morris married Jane Burden in 1859 he dearly loved her after 6 years he divorced her.
William Morris was an English artist and writer, and was a major founder of the fantasy genre. He was married, and had two children.
Yes, he had two children, Jane Alice (was named after her mother) and Mary may. i also found that out on wikipedia it is a very usefull website
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