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Pre-raphaelitism was an avant-garde british art movement that emerged in the mid-19th century, characterized by its rejection of academic art and focus on moral compositions and accurate detail. Notable artists include john everett millais, dante gabriel rossetti, and william holman hunt. The movement also incorporated elements of aestheticism and japonisme. Key works include millais' 'portrait of john ruskin' and rossetti's 'ecce ancilla domini!'.
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← Avant-Garde- describing artists and artistic movements that are the most cutting edge, subversive. Rejecting the Academy’s art ← ← British ← John Everett Millais Portrait of John Ruskin, 1854 o Art should be morally righteous o Condemned English academic art Ophelia, 1853, Oil on Canvas o Accurate detail ← Dante Gabriel Rossetti Ecce Ancilla Domini! (The Annunciation), 1850 La Pia de Tolomei, 1868 Moral compositions ← William Holman Hunt Strayed Sheep, Our English Coasts, 1852, oil on canvas ← James Abbott McNeill Whistler Arrangement in Grey and Black: Portrait of the Artist’s Mother, oil on canvas Symphony in White no. 2: The Little White Girl, oil on canvas Aestheticism Japonisme-incorporation of Japanese design Peacock Room, ← Ukiyo-e Floating world Hokusai, The Great Wave (Tsunami), Edo Period (Early-mid, 19th^ c.), wood block print ← ← John Rand invented collapsible paint tube ← ← Impressionist ← Claude Monet Terrace at Sainte-Addresse, 1867, oil on canvas