This phrase is the title of the Vanity Fair caricature of Hunt in the issue of 19 July 1879.
Last modified December 2001
Vanity Fair caricature of Hunt
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Contents
FOR RUTH
Introduction
Chapter One. To Elevate Materialism: Hunt's Search for a New Iconography
Chapter Two. Typological Symbolism in Hunt's Major Works
Chapter Three. Typological Symbolism in the Works of Other Members of the Pre-Raphaelite Circle
Epilogue
Related Materials [not in print edition]
- Shadows Cast by The Light of the World: William Holman Hunt's Religious Paintings, 1893-1905
- William Holman Hunt and the Missionaries
- William Holman Hunt's "Oriental Mania" and His Uffizi Self-portrait
- William Holman Hunt on Poetry
August Egg, Past and Present I [The adultery discovered]
August Egg, Past and Present II [A decade or moire later: the grown daughters look at the moon, wondering about their mother's fate]
August Egg, Past and Present III [A decade or moire later: the mother abandoned by her lover and holdering her illegitimate child looks at the same moon from a bridger near the Thames.]
William Hogarth, The Death of the Earl, from the Marriage à la Mode. Click upon picture to obtain larger image.