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PRESSLoNDON  \n# TITLE PAGEEDWARD BURNE JONES(1833-1898)\n\nTHE SLEEPING PRINCESS C.1870.  \nBurne Jones was a close friend of William Morris,and later of Rossetti.The model for this picturewas the artist's daughter Margaret,who he oftenpainted as an image of ideal beauty.  \nTHE ORIGINAL Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood,formedin 1848,is best represented in the work of John EverettMillais,William Holman Hunt and Dante GabrielRossetti.These three most prominent members of thebrotherhood were disenchanted by the rigid,repetitiveteaching methods of the Royal Academy Schools.Looking to the naive style of early Italian artists like FraAngelico and Giotto for guidance,they rejected whatthey saw as the extravagant falsehood in the later art ofRaphael and his followers and decided to initiate a purerform of representation,transferring nature onto thecanvas with highly detailed simplicity.They adopted the  \n5  \nChinese tradition of painting onto a wet,white canvaswith a colour palette much brighter than the dark,heavily varnished canvasses common in the period.  \nTheir innovation and fidelity to natureimpressed some,including John Ruskin,the mostimportant art critic of the nineteenth century.But itshocked others,who felt that such a focus on detail ledto unseemly or unflattering paintings.  \nHowever,detractors were balanced by admirers.The simple and moral tone of the paintings appealedto wealthy industrial patrons who wanted to supporta British school of art.It also inspired a whole newgeneration of artists who adopted the Pre-Raphaeliteapproach to the sanctity of nature.Arthur Hughes was anotable follower,depicting scenes of youth and lost lovein minutely-rendered natural settings.Ford MadoxBrown was another disciple.Older in years than Millais,Hunt and Rossetti,he worked closely with all three.","cbCaia18wfn04NfX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia18wfn04NfX","pdf",2188116,64,"English","# The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood\n## Artistic Philosophy and Technique\n## Reception and Legacy 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