Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893) is sometimes considered the most eccentric English Pre-Raphaelite artist. He was one of the main representatives of this British movement, which combined a socially engaged modernism with an interest in medieval art and religious traditions. This peculiar mix led to the creation of such masterpieces as 'Work' and 'The Last of England'. Brown also painted phenomenal landscapes, lively portraits and vivid historical scenes, which surprise the onlooker with their originality.
Ford Madox Brown
Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer
Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer
Exhibition
26.02 – 03.06.12
26.02 – 03.06.12