Holman Hunt :: CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THE CHIEF PICTURES MENTIONED

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THE CHIEF PICTURES MENTIONED

Portrait of the Artist by Himself at Seventeen	1844
Woodstock (first picture sold—for £20)	1846
The Eve of St. Agnes (The Flight of Madeline’s Porphyro)	1846
Rienzi	1848
A Converted British Family sheltering a Missionary	1850
Claudio and Isabella	1850
Valentine and Sylvia	1851
The Hireling Shepherd	1851
The Strayed Sheep	1852
The Light of the World	1853
The Awakened Conscience	1853
The Scapegoat	1854
The Finding of Christ in the Temple	1854
Isabella, or The Pot of Basil	1867
The Shadow of Death	1869
The Ship	1875
The Triumph of the Innocents	1875-1882
May Morning	1889
The Lady of Shalott	1889
The Holy Fire	1892

These dates are approximate; the painting of many of the pictures extended over several years.

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] “Pre-Raphaelitism and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood,” vol.i., by W. Holman Hunt.

[2] “Pre-Raphaelitism,” vol.i. p.56.

[3] “Pre-Raphaelitism,” vol.i. p.61.

[4] “Pre-Raphaelitism,” vol.i. p.19.

[5] “Pre-Raphaelitism,” etc., vol.i. p.80.

[6] Hunt, who had written poetry himself, mostly in couplet form, and in the Spenserian stanza, gave it up on account of Rossetti’s greater proficiency.

[7] The Virgin Mary.

[8] “Pre-Raphaelitism,” etc., vol.ii p.328.

Transcriber’s Notes:

The following corrections have been made, on page:
16 ” changed to ’ (my brush, is it?’ caught me up and)
37 “artistocrats” changed to “aristocrats” (hundreds of young aristocrats)
74 “incorporat” changed to “incorporate” (he is able to incorporate some).
All other inconsistencies in spelling, hyphenation and italisation were preserved from the original.

The illustrations have been moved slightly for reader convenience. The links in the Table of Contents are edited so that the reader will go to the correct page even though the original page numbers have been retained.

Links to the mentioned paintings have been added to The Chronological List of the Chief Pictures Mentioned. A picture of “Woodstock” however was not found.

Every effort has been made to faithfully preserve the illustrations of the original book. Newer representations of these and other paintings by Holman Hunt may be available on the internet, for instance here.

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