John Everett Millais's Ophelia is a painting that highlights the character Ophelia from William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. In the painting Ophelia is drowning in a river and her dress is helping her in floating on the water as it contains air. However, eventually the dress is getting soaking wet and Ophelia is drowning in the water. The painting is one of the masterpieces made by John Everett Millais which clearly depicts the scene of the play which could not be presented on the stage as it was a river scene. The factor of the scene painted by the artist was also a beautiful landscape as the nature scenario painted clear and gorgeous. On the basis of the critics the painting is a clear depiction of flora of the riverbank and the river where Ophelia was drowning. The flora was depicted with the clear signs of the growth and natural decay process of the ecosystem as well as the proper highlighting of Ophelia’s beauty. Hence, the painting can be stated as a portrait as well as a landscape as the artist showcased of both the factors of the painting properly. On this context it also can be stated that painting is based on the Danish riverbank however, the depiction of the painting refers to the quintessentially English manner. Ophelia was painted on the river bank of Hogsmill of Surrey. The flowers found in the painting floating on the river water can be described as the flower garland of Ophelia. This is one of the proper descriptions of the painting by the critics. However, the process of the painting John Everett Millais properly described the beauty of Ophelia, the scenario where Ophelia drowned and also the proper flora description of the time and the place as well. Thus the painting can be referred as a historic artifact as well the proper description of the art William Shakespeare’s Hamlet play character. Hence, the painting is one of the artifacts that help in the knowledge development about the scenario which cannot be showed in the actual play on the stage performance. Hence, it provides important knowledge about Hamlet play of William Shakespeare. John Everett Millais had tried to depict the factor of Ophelia’s depression for which she drowned in the water by utilizing the expressional details. Hence, Ophelia of John Everett Millais is a painting that depicts the beauty of the scenario along with the proper description of the case of the Ophelia in Hamlet. The scenario is scientifically and descriptively a good example thus the painting is rich in the cultural and artistic context. The factor of the proper description of a play’s scene in a painting is a critically rich aspect on the context of an art. Thus the painting is one of the objects that relates to the historical English language and also depicts the proper scenario of the literature which cannot be showed on a stage performance. Thus it can be able to help the audience to explore and experience the proper scenario of the play as well. Hence, it can be concluded that Ophelia of John Everett Millais is a perfect example of mixing art and history and literature as well. On this context it can be stated that the masterpiece made by John Everett Millais is a perfect option for obtaining the knowledge about one of the characters of Hamlet. The scene description on the other hand focuses on all the details of the scene described in the literature by William Shakespeare. Hence, the painting can easily be termed as a masterpiece.