This one's also based on a Tennyson poem, it's quite different in style from Meteyard's - Millais being one of the original Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood. There's incredible detail in his work, he was very fond of copying from real life - in this picture he copied the stained glass windows from a college in Oxford. I can't remember anything at all about my version, so I can only presume I did it a long time ago! As in the Metyard picture I was drawn to Mariana because of the deep colour.
The original was painted in 1851
by John Everett Millais.
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You're getting quite an impressive gallery together now, Nic. I hope there is more to come.
ReplyDeleteI like the colours and the window reflection.
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