The Pre-Raphaelites. Robert de la Sizeranne

was never a Pre-Raphaelite by choice, because we found out that it was Rossetti who had claimed him as his own, because of the principles according to which he had written (according to Rossetti) My Beautiful Lady. It seems that this poem was not written according to any principles, and that Rossetti, as he was looking for converts, had decided while admiring the poem that his appreciation could only have come from the fact that these verses were Pre-Raphaelite. Preferences in Art.

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Nearly every year in London there was an exhibition in the Guildhall of already famous works by great contemporary artists. These works were borrowed from individuals or museums.