Images of Victorian Women by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

Using wet white technique to create brilliant colors. The emotional aspect of Ophelia, the product of her female emotion, eventually brought her death. Another example of a woman betrayed by love is J. She is Talyson's Shalott woman by W. Waterhouse. A woman who was imprisoned in the tower was satisfied until seeing the missing one, especially the love of the lover, looking out the window. In the paintings of the water house, women drifted along the river to Camelot, and her painful face betrayed the feeling of loneliness and desperation.

The image in front of Raffaello usually includes two main themes: women and nature. Many of the works in this era are inspired by literature on the theme of love and death. A typical example of the former Raphaelo is John Everett Millaises Ophelia. Images before Raphael are often expressed as realistically as possible. The members / brothers of this group are opposed to this very popular genre painting. Type paintings are similar to realistic paintings because they refer to the thematic paintings of everyday life. The difference between type painting and realism is that realism is done in a naturalistic way. The purpose of this artistic age is to truly portray the subject matter without being influenced by any behavior, government or supernatural factors.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) is a poet, illustrator, painter, translator. In 1848, he founded William Houmannhantt, John Evaret Millet and Pre-Raphaeloit Brotherhood, later the second generation of artists and writers influenced by movement, most notably William Morris and Edward Burn It became a main inspiration. - Jones. In the second half of the century, the English poet began to be interested in the symbol of France. Two groups of poets appeared in the 1890s, and the Huangpi poet presented the aesthetic principle including Algernon Charles Swinburne, Oscar Wilde and Arthur Symons, and the Rhymers club including Ernest Dowson, Lionel Johnson and Irish William Butler Yeats We abide. The Irish Yeats continues to be an important modernist in the 20th century. Also in the 1890s, A. Housman (1859-1936) announced Shropshire Lad at his own expense