Art  WEAK  Delacroix once said he was "really amazed" by this man's depiction of sheep.
Art  WEAK  Delacroix once said he was "really amazed" by this man's depiction of sheep. Works produced after his visit to the Middle East include The Finding of the Temple, May Day, Magdalen Tower, and The Scapegoat. [*] Beginning with Rienze, he and his fellow artists sought to depict a detailed and uncompromising truth in their work. His most famous didactic painting was inspired by a scene from David Copperfield, while other works that feature literary characters include Claudio and Isabella, Isabella and the Pot of Basil, and the depiction of a tragic lover from a work by Tennyson. FTP identify this member of the Pre- Raphaelites who painted The Light of the World, The Awakening Conscience, and The Lady of Shallott.
Art  WEAK  Delacroix once said he was "really amazed" by this man's depiction of sheep.
William Holman {Hunt}