William Blake Richmond (1842-1921) was a prominent English artist associated with Victorian Classicism. His paintings often drew inspiration from classical themes and mythology, reflecting the ideals of the Victorian era. While he had some connections with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Richmond's style leaned more towards classical traditions, and he emphasized meticulous craftsmanship and the study of classical models in his work. His contributions enriched the Victorian artistic landscape, showcasing a blend of classical aesthetics and Victorian ideals.