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Title: Pre-Raphaelitism and the pre-Raphaelite brotherhood
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Hunt, William Holman, 1827-1910
Subjects: Pre-Raphaelitism Painters -- Great Britain
Publisher: New York, The Macmillan Company London, Macmillan & Co., ltd.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ch thus found purchasers. Perhaps it was his Frenchspirit of comradeship, or his sympathy for all revolutionists,that had made him follow with great concern the fortunesof the Communists in Paris. When they were driven out,hearing of a refugee in London, he invited him, hiswife, and his son to take up their quarters in his home ;accordingly the three formed part of the circle, andBrown organised lectures and sold tickets to individualsof advanced ideas eager to applaud the leader in thelast Parisian revolt. A mild-mannered gentleman heseemed to be, while he explained the exalted hopesof his partys aspirations, the son was disposed to put theparental free ideas into practice in daily life ; and actingcontrary to the interests of the father, provoked hiswrath, who with oaths declared that he would make theson see that he would have no confounded communism in his own home. Brown was at this time painting DonJuan, and his son Oliver was fast proving his capacityboth as painter and author.
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Charles Collins. CONVENT THOUGHTS.(See pages 251 and 294, volume i.) 3i6 PRE-RAPHAELITISM AND THE chap. I soon became ready to start again for the East!As this record purports to give the experience of livingartists which should be of value to succeeding painters, Iam impelled to give more exact particulars than otherwiseI should do of the ill consequences of neglect of astanding rule for travellers departing for a spell of workin uncivilised regions. All materials necessary to the taskshould be dispatched before one leaves home, or takenunder ones own guardianship. I had packed my paint-ing materials in three cases of size and shape suitablefor the back of mule or camel in Palestine. Each wasscrewed down perfectly, addressed with the name of agentsand route. I had arranged with a London firm to call forthem on the morning of my departure. The van had notarrived when I started, but this did not seem to be aserious matter, as my landlord could be trusted to obeymy instructions. The fe.

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