Women artists and the Pre-Raphaelite movement
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Women artists and the Pre-Raphaelite movement
Virago, 1989
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Bibliography: p. 188-191
Includes index
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Description
From the female artists' point of view, this book examines the beliefs and practices of the Pre-Raphelite Brotherhood of artists and designers and how the Pre-Raphelite sisters played an influential part in the radical and controversial movement. It is illustrated with work from the period 1848 to 1914. Jan Marsh has published biographical studies of Jan and May Morris and the models, mistresses and wives of the Pre-Raphelite painters in "The Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood". Pamela Gerrish Nunn is an art historian who has concentrated on the 19th century and has written "Canvassing" and "Victorian Women Artists".
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Direct and serious and heartfelt - Pre-Raphaelite movement. Part 2 The first generation 1848-65: Anne Mary Howitt
- Joanna Boyce
- Rosa Brett
- Anna Blunden
- Elizabeth Siddal. Part 3 The second generation - 1865-80: Lucy Madox Brown
- Catherine Madox Brown
- Emma Sandys
- Jula Margaret Cameron
- Marie Spartali
- Evelyn Pickering. Part 4 The third generation 1880-1920: Kate Bunce
- Mary Newill
- Phoebe Traquair
- Jessi Marion King
- Maraget Macdonald
- Frances Macdonald
- Eleanor Forescue Brickdale. Part 5 Sisters in art - women's lives and women's art.
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