The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

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The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Ophelia - John William Waterhouse The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

Work out the features of Pre-Raphaelite paintings as regards: Look at the painting by William Morris inspired by the medieval Arthurian romance about the adulterous love of Queen Guinevere , King Arthur’s wife, for Sir Lancelot. Work out the features of Pre-Raphaelite paintings as regards: The choice of subject The colours used The taste for detail The atmosphere conveyed William Morris “Queen Guenevere” (1858)

Look at the painting “Ecce Ancilla Domini” by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and complete the following activities. Describe where the scene takes place. Describe the Virgin and her attitude Point out the details concerning the Angel Gabriel. Recognise the elements which contribute to the vertical division of space. What elements move across the division? D.G.Rossetti, “Ecce Ancilla Domini” 1849-1950

Comment on the use of colour in the picture. The colours chosen are charged with symbolical meaning. What association do they suggest? Besides colours, objects are also symbolical. Point them out. Now discuss these hints with the rest of the class. Would you say this is a devotional image or rather a painting about female reality? D.G.Rossetti, “Ecce Ancilla Domini” 1849-1950

“Ecce Ancilla Domini” had a very harsh reception, it was denounced as an example of “perversion of talent”. Compare Rossetti’s depiction of the Virgin with an example of traditional iconography and explain why the Victorian public found it shocking. D.G.Rossetti, “Ecce Ancilla Domini” 1849-1950

What is there on the carpet? Look at the painting “The Awakening Conscience” by William Holman Hunt and answer the following questions. What is there on the carpet? What does the girl’s lack of a wedding ring emphasize? Is there a window or a mirror in the background? How is the room furnished? W.H. Hunt, “The Awakening Conscience” 1853-1854

What symbols explain the theme of the fallen woman ? How are the image reflected in the mirror and the light in the right corner related? Discuss what aspect of Victorianism this painting comments upon. W.H. Hunt, “The Awakening Conscience” 1853-1854

The source of the painting: The painter’s aim: The model: Listening While you are looking at the picture listen to its description and answer the questions: The source of the painting: The painter’s aim: The model: The technique The background Symbolism a. The source of the painting b. The painter’s aim: c. The model: d. The technique: e. The background J. Everett Millais, “Ophelia” 1851-1853

the pansy ( viola del pensiero) = the poppy (papavero) = f. Symbolism: the willow (salice)= the nettle (ortica) = the daises = the pansy ( viola del pensiero) = the poppy (papavero) = J. Everett Millais, “Ophelia” 1851-1853