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Ford Maddox Brown: the Unofficial Pre-raphaelite (Paperback)
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Ford Maddox Brown: the Unofficial Pre-raphaelite (Paperback)
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"Ford Madox Brown: The Unofficial Pre-Raphaelite" - the third in a
series of publications on Birmingham's unique collection of
19th-century drawings - reassesses the work of this important
artist, and reveals his achievements. Older than his contemporaries
Holman Hunt, Millais, and pupil Rossetti, and never officially a
member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Ford Madox Brown was
nonetheless a central figure within this major art movement. The
creator of "Work" and "The Last of England," whose art was marked
by an unmistakable originality in the face of critical rejection
and market failure, Madox Brown has until now remained a neglected
presence in art history.
In this volume Angela Thirlwell, deals with the broader aspects of
the artist's developments, setting his works in the context of his
life, Tim Barringer, studies the difficulty of categorizing Madox
Brown's work, and his refusal to be defined by a particular
artistic movement, and Laura MacCulloch, looks specifically at
Madox Brown's illustrations, including his undervalued drawings for
Shakespeare's "King Lear" and Byron's "The Prisoner of Chillon."
Ther is a complete catalogue listing of all 174 drawings,
watercolours, designs and archive material by Madox Brown in the
BMAG collection.
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