'Her eyes are with her heart and that is far away' 1875

Dim-looking girl in a plain but engagingly flimsy classical costume stands among some ruins: she doesn't seem to be looking anywhere in particular, which makes the title rather surprising.    Alma Tadema did this sort of thing with more brio, and in fact he reused the title (substituting "thoughts" for "heart") in 1897. Both titles are misquotations from Byron.

§ Morris, 1996, p.61