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i love art and ur post on the pre raphael art is good . articles like these keep me going as i myself is trying to work on pre raphael and renaissance art
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The Earthly Paradse
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Earthly Paradise examines the cultural and social contributions of the Pre-Raphaelites and the Arts and Crafts Movement.
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Imperishable Beauty at the Cincinnati Art Museum
For those of you in the Ohio area, there's a new exhibit of Arts Nouveau Jewellery at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Entitled "Imperishable Beauty," the exhibit opened November 17, 2009, and features jewellery designed by René Lalique, Henri Vever, Phil...
Pre-Raphaelite Christmas Stamps Released by Royal Mail
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William Morris Fan Club
Thank you so much for all of your comments on my previous post! I have been rather occupied with my baby girl this week, but I did find the time to discover a new site that I think will be of interest to readers of this blog. William Morris Fan Club ...
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John Knight\'s Pre-Raphaelite Photography
Photographer John Knight has a passion for the Pre-Raphaelites (and for vintage and fine art photography in general). Knight's specialty is the Art Deco period (his studio is actually called Art Deco Studio), but he began his work recreating Pre-Raph...
Great blog, Margaret - thank you! A very minor member of the PRB, Thomas Armstrong, is on my family tree. He studied with Arie Scheffer in Paris, and was the first director of what was to become the V&A Museum in South Kensington, London (just as well, as his paintings were strictly academic, showing competence rather than talent).
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