Which Pre-raphaelite festő is the most famous?

First place goes to Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1); John William Waterhouse (#2) and John Everett Millais (#3) complete the podium.

Which five Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók should everyone know?

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1), John William Waterhouse (#2), John Everett Millais (#3), Edward Burne-Jones (#4) és William Holman Hunt (#5).

Who are the most famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók from Egyesült Királyság?

The highest-ranked festőalkotók born in Egyesült Királyság are Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1), John Everett Millais (#3), Edward Burne-Jones (#4), William Holman Hunt (#5) és John Collier (#7).

When did the famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók live?

Most festőalkotók in this list were born in the 1820s (11 of 36), between 1812 and 1891 overall.

What techniques did Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók use?

“As he settled into this new chapter, his brushwork began to change.” — from our biography of John Everett Millais (#3).

Who was the earliest Pre-raphaelite festő?

The earliest-born festő in this list is William Fox (#17), born in 1812.

Who are the most famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók from United Kingdom?

The highest-ranked festőalkotók born in United Kingdom are Elizabeth Siddal (#14), John Edward Brett (#15), Edward Robert Hughes (#22), Herbert Gustave Schmalz (#28) és William Fettes Douglas (#32).

Which museums hold the most Pre-raphaelite art?

The museums holding the most key works of this list are Tate Britain (7), Manchester Art Gallery (5) és Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (4).

Who are the great women of Pre-raphaelite art?

The women of this list (4): Evelyn De Morgan (#9), Elizabeth Siddal (#14), Sophie Gengembre Anderson (#16) és Marie Spartali Stillman (#19).

In which city were most Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók born?

London: 12 of the festőalkotók in this list were born there.

Where were most Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók born?

Egyesült Királyság: 21 of the 36 festőalkotók in this list were born there, then United Kingdom (8) és Franciaország (3).

Where can I buy Pre-raphaelite art?

Our catalogue holds 4,024 works by these festőalkotók. Each one can be ordered as a hand-painted oil reproduction or a print.

The 36 Most Famous Pre-raphaelite Festőalkotók

The essentials

Pre-raphaelite at a glance

36Művészek
1812–1891Születési év
6Születési országok
4Nők
4 024Művek a katalógusunkban

A legtöbb születéssel rendelkező városok: London (12), Párizs (2), Edinburgh (2), Róma (1)
A legfontosabb művekkel rendelkező múzeumok: Tate Britain (7), Manchester Art Gallery (5), Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (4), Walker Art Gallery (4)
Ezen a listán szereplő nők: Evelyn De Morgan, Elizabeth Siddal, Sophie Gengembre Anderson, Marie Spartali Stillman

Ranked, with their masterpieces

The ranking: 36 Pre-raphaelite Festőalkotók and their key works

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Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1828–1882

Angl Born in London Prerafaelita testvérség, Szimbolizmus Wikipedia in 31/32 languages

Dante Gabriel Rossetti egy olyan sokoldalú alkotó volt, akinek hatása a mai napig fennmaradt, mivel nem hagyta magát elválasztani az írott szót a vizuális képtől. 1828. május 12-én született az Egyesült Királyság fővárosában, Londonban, és életműve a költészet és a festészet metszéspontján alakult ki. Egy olasz tudós, Gabriele Pasquale Giuseppe Rossetti és Frances Mary Lavinia Polidori gyermeke volt.

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John William Waterhouse 1849–1917

Brit (Angol) Born in Róma Pre-Raphaelite, Romantika, Szimbolizmus Wikipedia in 29/32 languages

John William Waterhouse életének kezdetei Róm klasszikus atmoszférájában gyökereztek, ahol 1849-ben született angol szülőktől. Hivatalos oktatása 1870-ben kezdődött, amikor beindította tanulmányait a londoni Royal Academy of Art Schools-ban.

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John Everett Millais 1829–1896

Brit Born in Southampton Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Following the annulment of her marriage to a prominent critic, Effie Chalmers entered his life, and the two were married in 1855. As he settled into this new chapter, his brushwork began to change. The ripples of his influence moved through the decades, reaching far beyond the initial stirrings of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

Where to see In London, the Tate Britain holds ten of his paintings, offering a significant window into the evolution of his hand.

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Edward Burne-Jones 1833–1898

Brit Born in Birmingham ['Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood', 'Aestheticizmus', 'Szimbolizmus', 'Arts and Crafts'] Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

They were part of a group known as the Birmingham Set, a circle of friends who shared these intellectual and aesthetic interests, creating a space where art and literature could lean into one another. His early work often carried the weight of Rossetti’s influence, particularly in the way he handled shadows and the heavy, soulful presence of his figures. Through his partnership with Morris & Co., he helped bring a renewed focus to traditional crafts, moving art away from the canvas and into the textures of daily life.

Where to see To see his hand in person, one might start in Walthamstow at the William Morris Gallery, which holds nine of his works.

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William Holman Hunt 1827–1910

Angol Born in London Előráphaeliták Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

His early life, though rooted in the bustling commercial world of his father’s warehouse business, held within it an artistic inclination that would ultimately defy expectations. He passed away on September 7, 1910, and was honored with burial in St Paul’s Cathedral—a testament to his significant contribution to British art and culture.

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Ford Madox Brown 1821–1893

Brit Born in Calais Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

Ford Madox Brown, aki 1821. április 16-án született Calaisban, Franciaországban, olyan alak volt, aki a viktoriánus kor művészeti változásainak folyamatos áramlataiban navigált. Apja kezdeti vágyai Ford tengerészeti karrierje iránt végül felülérték az művészet megkérjezhetetlen vonzerejét, ami Brugge, Gent és Antwerpen tanulmányokat eredményezett olyan neves művészek mellett, mint Albert Gregorius és Pieter van Hanselaere.

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John Collier 1850–1934

Brit Born in London Észak-Raffaelitaizmus Wikipedia in 20/32 languages

This advantageous background provided him with access to quality education at Eton College, laying the groundwork for his later artistic endeavors. Formal training commenced at the Munich Academy, where he honed his skills under established masters, absorbing the principles of classical technique. His meticulous record-keeping, documented in the “Sitters Book” now housed at the National Portrait Gallery, provides invaluable insight into his artistic process and the individuals he portrayed.

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Edmund Leighton 1852–1922

Britannia Born in London Pre-Raphaelita Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

He achieved renown for meticulously crafted depictions of medieval and Regency England—scenes imbued with chivalry, courtly love, and moments of dramatic tension—establishing himself as one of the most celebrated figures within the Pre-Raphaelite movement. The influence of artists like Dante Gabriel Rossetti and William Holman Hunt is evident in Leighton’s stylistic choices, particularly his use of luminous color and dramatic lighting—techniques honed through extensive practice and observation.

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Evelyn De Morgan 1855–1919

Brit Born in London Pre-Raphaelite és szimbolista Wikipedia in 23/32 languages

Annak ellenére, hogy a viktoriánus kor női művészeire jellemző társadalmi korlátokkal kellett szembenéznie – mint a formális képzés hiánya és a szakmai elismertetés nehézségei –, De Morgan képes volt egy rendkívüli pályát kialakítani, amelynek középpontjában a nőiesség, a spiritualitás, a mitológia és a pacifizmus témái álltak lenyűgöző festményeiben.

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Sir Edward John Poynter 1836–1919

Born in Párizs Wikipedia in 16/32 languages

Sir Edward John Poynter, GCVO, PRA 1. baronet (született 1836. március 20. – meghalt 1919. július 26.) az angol festészet, tervezés és rajzművészet egyik meghatározó alakja volt. Korai tanulmányait a Brighton College-on és az Ipswich Schoolon végezte, de betegsége miatt a telekeit Madagaszkáron és Rómában töltötte. 1853-ban, Rómában találkozott Frederick Leighton -nel, egy olyan döntő pillanattal, amely alapjaiban határozta meg művészeti irányát.

Teacher of John Collier #7

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Arthur Hughes 1832–1915

Britusz Born in London Pré-rafaelista Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Arthur Hughes, brit festő és illusztrátor, aki az Pré-Rafaelita testülethez tartozott, 1832. január 27-én született Londonban. 1846-ban belépett a Somerset House művészeti iskolájába, ahol az első mestere Alfred Stevens volt. Később a Royal Academy iskoláit besuchte, ahol megismerte John Everett Millais-t és Holman Hunt-ot, így részévé vált a pré-rafaelita festőcsoportnak. Hughes első képe, a Musidora, kiállították a Royal Academy-n, amikor még csak 17 éves volt.

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Frank Bernard Dicksee 1853–1928

Brit Born in London Victoriánus festészet; Pre-raphaelita hatások Wikipedia in 15/32 languages

Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee, akit sokorban is Frankként emlékeznek a sokak, fényes alakként áll a Victoriánus művészet történetének szövetében. 1853-ban született Londonban, életét pedig a szépség és a dráma esztétikájával való mély kapcsolatszerelem határozta meg.

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Joseph Noel Paton 1821–1901

Skót Born in Dunfermline Pre-Raphaelite hatású Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

Sir Joseph Noel Paton, a name synonymous with evocative fairy paintings, allegorical scenes brimming with moral depth, and profound religious depictions—all deeply rooted in the rich tapestry of Scottish folklore and Pre-Raphaelite influences—emerged as a singular voice within the Victorian art world. While he ultimately declined formal membership within the Brotherhood, the influence of this group is undeniably evident in his early works, particularly his celebrated “Quarrel of Oberon and Titania” (1847), now a cornerstone of the National Gallery of Scotland’s collection.

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Elizabeth Siddal 1829–1862

British Born in Holborn Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Initially overshadowed by her role as Rossetti's muse, Elizabeth Siddal’s artistic contributions have experienced a significant reevaluation in recent decades.

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John Edward Brett 1830–1902

British Pre-Raphaelite art

John Edward Brett (1830-1902) stands as a pivotal figure in British Pre-Raphaelite art, distinguished by his unwavering dedication to meticulous observation and artistic representation of the natural world. John Edward Brett’s contribution to British art extends far beyond his individual paintings.

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Sophie Gengembre Anderson 1823–1903

Brit Born in Párizs Victorián festészet Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Apja, Charles Antoine Colomb Gengembre, maga is elismert építész és művész volt, aki monumentális épületeket, például a Cassel-féle Pénzverőt tervezte jelentős szakértelemmel, míg anyja, Marianne Farey angol örökséget hozott a családba, amely mélyen meghatározta Sophie művészi érzékiséget és későbbi kötődését a brit művészet világához. Bár formális iskolai eğitimi korlátozott volt, készségeit öntanulási módszerekkel finomította, és Charles de Steuben mentorálásában részesülhetett, ami felbecсülhetetlen betekintést nyújtott neki a művészi technikákba.

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William Fox 1812–1893

Skót Born in Edinburgh Pre-raphaelita Wikipedia in 12/32 languages

Scott pályájának egyik döntő pillanata 1843-ban következett be, amikor kineveztek őt a Newcastle upon Tyne-i Government School of Art igazgatójává. Kapcsolata Alice Boyddal, a newcastlei iskola diákjával és Penkill Castle urának leányával, 1erdig 1860-ban kezdődött egy Penkillbe tett látogatással, majd olyan tartós kapcsolattá fejlődött, amely mélyen befolyásolta mind művészeti termékét, mind érzelmi világát.

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Frederick Sandys 1829–1904

Britannia Born in Norwich Norwich Schule Malerei, Vorraffaelitenbund Wikipedia in 12/32 languages

1829-ben, Norwichban született Antonio Frederic Augustus Sands néven, de a művészről úgy ismert, mint Frederick Sandys, egy nurturing, művészetileg tápláló környezetből emelkedett ki. Fiatal Frederick formális képzése 1846-ban kezdődött a Norwich School of Design iskolában, ahol precíz megfigyeléssel és mesteri kézműves tudással csiszolta készségeit – những alapelvek, amelyek későbbi stílusának jellegzetességei lettek.

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Marie Spartali Stillman 1844–1927

Angol Born in London Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

This union led to periods of residence in both America and Europe—Florence and Rome being particularly significant locations. While her husband pursued his journalistic career, Marie continued to paint and exhibit, contributing to the burgeoning art scenes in these cities.

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Stanley Spencer 1891–1959

Angol Born in Cookham Pre-Raphaelite, Post-Impressionist Wikipedia in 11/32 languages

Sir Stanley Spencer, a name synonymous with the quiet beauty and profound spirituality of his beloved village, Cookham, was an artist whose life and work were inextricably linked to this Berkshire landscape. Spencer’s formal art education began at the Slade School of Fine Art in London from 1908 to 1912, under the guidance of Henry Tonks, a renowned critic and teacher.

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Valentine Cameron Prinsep 1838–1904

Britannia Born in Kolkata Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 9/32 languages

The family’s return to England in 1843 settled them at Little Holland House, a sprawling estate near Kensington, London. Valentine Cameron Prinsep passed away in 1904 and was laid to rest alongside his wife Florence in Brompton Cemetery, London, marked by a distinctive Roman-style monument—a fitting tribute to an artist who navigated the complexities of Victorian society while leaving behind a legacy of evocative paintings and enduring artistic connections.

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Edward Robert Hughes 1851–1914

British Born in London Pre-Raphaelite and Aestheticism Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

This familial connection provided more than just guidance; it instilled in Edward a deep reverence for Romantic idealism and an eye for the subtle, symbolic narratives that would later define his most celebrated masterpieces. Even his choice of diploma work for the Royal Watercolour Society—a mystical piece titled Oh, What's That in the Hollow?, inspired by the poetry of Christina Rossetti —demonstrated his lifelong devotion to the intersection of visual art and literary romanticism.

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Thomas Cooper Gotch 1854–1931

Angol Born in Kettering Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

Together, they established a home in Newlyn, Cornwall – a vibrant artistic colony that attracted artists seeking to capture the rugged Cornish coastline and its dramatic sunsets. This relocation marked a pivotal moment in Gotch’s artistic development; he immersed himself fully within the Newlyn School style – characterized by bold colors, loose brushwork, and an expressive handling of paint. Furthermore, Gotch found inspiration in the Japanese prints of Hiroshige and Utagawa Kunichika, whose use of color, composition, and decorative patterns significantly influenced his own artistic vision – a key element that would become increasingly prominent throughout his career.

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Simeon Solomon 1840–1905

Britannia Born in City of London Pre-Raphaelites Wikipedia in 13/32 languages

His mother possessed an amateur talent for miniature painting, while his elder siblings, Abraham and Rebecca Solomon, were both established artists exhibiting at the Royal Academy. The encounter with Rossetti, along with friendships forged with Edward Burne-Jones and Algernon Charles Swinburne, profoundly shaped Solomon’s artistic sensibilities. He formally studied at Carey’s Art Academy in 1852 before entering the prestigious Royal Academy Schools in 1856.

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John Byam Liston Shaw 1872–1919

Britannia Born in Csennai Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 8/32 languages

John Byam Liston Shaw, a name synonymous with Pre-Raphaelite elegance and historical narrative, was born in the vibrant port city of Madras (now Chennai), India, on November 13, 1872. In 1910, alongside Rex Vicat Cole, he founded the Byam Shaw and Vicat Cole School of Art, later simply known as “The Byam Shaw School of Art.” This institution quickly gained recognition for its progressive curriculum and commitment to nurturing young artists – providing a space where creativity flourished and technical skills were honed.

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John Roddam Spencer Stanhope 1829–1908

Born in Yorkshire Wikipedia in 9/32 languages

John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, egy alulbecsült, ám jelentős hang a Pre-Raphaelite mozgalomban és az esztétizmus szélesebb áramlataiban született 1829-ben Yorkshireban, Cannon Hall közelében, Barnsley mellett. Ez a családi környezet, anyja, Elizabeth Wilhelmina Coke művészi hajlandósága és Thomas Gainsborough alatt tanult nővérei, ösztönözték a fiatlan művészben a szépség és az űrlap iránti korai érzékenységet.

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Frank Cadogan Cowper 1877–1958

Angol Born in Wickham Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

He remains an important figure for those who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of Victorian Romantic art.

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Herbert Gustave Schmalz 1856–1935

English Born in London Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 9/32 languages

His artistic journey began with the disciplined training of the South Kensington Art School, but it was at the Royal Academy of Arts that his true potential began to unfurl under the watchful eyes of masters such as Frank Dicksee and Stanhope Forbes. Even as he later adopted the name Herbert Carmichael in 1918, his commitment to the profound themes of Christian art remained unshakable.

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Henry Holiday 1839–1927

Angol Born in London Pre-Raphaelites Wikipedia in 6/32 languages

His early years were marked by formal training – initially with William Cave Thomas, followed by studies at Leigh’s Art Academy and, crucially, the Royal Academy Schools, where he encountered fellow artists who would profoundly shape his artistic trajectory. The teachings of Edward Burne-Jones were particularly formative, instilling within him a meticulous attention to detail, a deep appreciation for color, and a commitment to portraying historical narratives with dramatic intensity.

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Benjamin Williams Leader 1831–1923

Angol Born in Worcester Pre-Raphaelite & Imp. Wikipedia in 4/32 languages

Neveltetése a gondos megfigyelés hagyományába ártott; Edward Leader Williams, a híres John Constable szoros ismerősének és polgármesteri mérnek fijaként Benjamin a szerkezeti precizitás és a természet szépsége találkozásának közepén nőtt fel. Leader pályája, amely 1854-ben kezdődött a tekintélyes Royal Academy Schools keretein belül, egy igazi mester felemelkedését jelezte.

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Robert Braithwaite Martineau 1826–1869

Brit Born in London Pre-raphaelita, Realizmus Wikipedia in 4/32 languages

Talán leghíresebb műve, a The Last Day in the Old Home (1864) példaként szolgál erre a megközelítésnek. A festmény Martineau barátját, John Leslie Toke ezredest ábrázolja, amint szembe kell néznie a családi birtoka szerencsejáték miatt bekövetkezett hanyatlásának romboló következményeivel. Ezen az ikonikus alkotáson túl Martineau sokszínű témákat fedezett fel olyan művekben, mint a Girl with a Hoop, az A Woman of San Germano, a Picciola és a Kit’s Writing Lesson.

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William Fettes Douglas 1822–1891

Scottish Born in Edinburgh Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 1/32 languages

Born on March 12th, 1822, Douglas was a man whose very lineage whispered of tradition and prestige. His education at the High School of Edinburgh provided the foundation, but it was through diligent sketching and the mentorship of fellow artists like Alexander Fraser and even the legendary James Abbott MacKenzie Whistler that his draughtsmanship began to flourish. As the son of James Douglas, an esteemed accountant for the Commercial Bank of Scotland, and the grand-nephew of the illustrious Sir William Fettes, his upbringing was steeped in the cultural fabric of Scotland’s elite.

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Henry Roderick Newman 1833–1918

amerikai Born in Easton Pre-raphaelita és Impresszionizmus Wikipedia in 3/32 languages

1833-ban, Easton, New York csendes tájában született Henry Roderick Newman, aki az akvarell művészet mesterévé vált, szövve összekapcsolva a pre-raphaelita hagyomány aprólékos precizitását az impresszionizmus fényes, múló energiájával. Newman művészeti utazása áttörést ért el, amikor 1879-ben elhagyta az Egyesült Államokat, hogy Olaszországba költözjön. Európa vibráló művészeti áramlataiban merülve kapcsolatokat alakított olyan olasz mesterekkel, mint Giovanni Fattori és Giuseppe Mengoni.

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Frederic Shields 1833–1911

British Born in Hartlepool Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 2/32 languages

The echoes of Blake's poetry and the Pre-Raphaelite spirit continue to inform his artistic vision, ensuring that Shields’s legacy will endure for generations to come.

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Henry Treffry Dunn 1838–1899

British Born in Truro Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 1/32 languages

Notable examples of his narrative prowess include: The Attainment of the Sanc Grael: A work that captures the spiritual yearning and mystical gravity central to the Arthurian mythos. Sir Launcelot in the Queen’s Chamber: A painting that demonstrates his ability to weave intimacy with the grand, dramatic tension of legendary figures. To study Dunn is to study the very texture of Victorian romanticism.

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Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne 1854–1921

British Born in Plymouth Pre-Raphaelite Wikipedia in 1/32 languages

His father, George Rundle Prynne, was a prominent Tractarian clergyman and ritualist, deeply involved in restoring traditional Catholic practices within the Church of England. This pivotal decision led him to travel extensively throughout Europe, immersing himself in the artistic traditions of Antwerp, Florence, Paris, and Rome. His ‘Stations of the Cross,’ in particular, stand as enduring monuments to his artistic vision—powerful depictions of suffering, sacrifice, and redemption that speak across generations.

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The paintings behind the names

Famous Pre-raphaelite works and the artists who made them

The Girlhood of Mary Virgin

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

1849 · Tate Gallery, London
The Lady of Shalott

John William Waterhouse

1888 · Tate Britain, London
Christ in the House of His Parents (`The Carpenter

John Everett Millais

1849 · Tate Britain, London
The Golden Stairs (also known as 'The King's Wedding' or 'Music on the Stairs')

Edward Burne-Jones

1876 · Tate Gallery, London
W H A világ fénye

William Holman Hunt
Work

Ford Madox Brown

1852 · Manchester Art Gallery
Godiva

John Collier

1898 · The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry
God Speed!

Edmund Leighton

1900

Through time

A Pre-raphaelite timeline in masterpieces

In figures

By the numbers

Születési ország
Egyesült Királyság	21
United Kingdom	8
Franciaország	3
India	2
Olaszország	1
Amerikai Egyesült Államok	1

Születési évtized
1810s	1
1820s	11
1830s	10
1840s	3
1850s	8
1870s	2
1890s	1

A művek legfontosabb darabjait őrző múzeumok
Tate Britain	7
Manchester Art Gallery	5
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery	4
Walker Art Gallery	4
Tate Gallery	2
Yale Center for British Art	2
Musée d'Orsay	1
Art Gallery of New South Wales	1

All of them, in order

List of the 36 famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók

1Dante Gabriel RossettiAngl · 1828–1882
2John William WaterhouseBrit (Angol) · 1849–1917
3John Everett MillaisBrit · 1829–1896
4Edward Burne-JonesBrit · 1833–1898
5William Holman HuntAngol · 1827–1910
6Ford Madox BrownBrit · 1821–1893
7John CollierBrit · 1850–1934
8Edmund LeightonBritannia · 1852–1922
9Evelyn De MorganBrit · 1855–1919
10Sir Edward John Poynter1836–1919
11Arthur HughesBritusz · 1832–1915
12Frank Bernard DickseeBrit · 1853–1928
13Joseph Noel PatonSkót · 1821–1901
14Elizabeth SiddalBritish · 1829–1862
15John Edward BrettBritish · 1830–1902
16Sophie Gengembre AndersonBrit · 1823–1903
17William FoxSkót · 1812–1893
18Frederick SandysBritannia · 1829–1904
19Marie Spartali StillmanAngol · 1844–1927
20Stanley SpencerAngol · 1891–1959
21Valentine Cameron PrinsepBritannia · 1838–1904
22Edward Robert HughesBritish · 1851–1914
23Thomas Cooper GotchAngol · 1854–1931
24Simeon SolomonBritannia · 1840–1905
25John Byam Liston ShawBritannia · 1872–1919
26John Roddam Spencer Stanhope1829–1908
27Frank Cadogan CowperAngol · 1877–1958
28Herbert Gustave SchmalzEnglish · 1856–1935
29Henry HolidayAngol · 1839–1927
30Benjamin Williams LeaderAngol · 1831–1923
31Robert Braithwaite MartineauBrit · 1826–1869
32William Fettes DouglasScottish · 1822–1891
33Henry Roderick Newmanamerikai · 1833–1918
34Frederic ShieldsBritish · 1833–1911
35Henry Treffry DunnBritish · 1838–1899
36Edward Arthur Fellowes PrynneBritish · 1854–1921

Your questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Which Pre-raphaelite festő is the most famous?
First place goes to Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1); John William Waterhouse (#2) and John Everett Millais (#3) complete the podium.
Which five Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók should everyone know?
Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1), John William Waterhouse (#2), John Everett Millais (#3), Edward Burne-Jones (#4) és William Holman Hunt (#5).
Who are the most famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók from Egyesült Királyság?
The highest-ranked festőalkotók born in Egyesült Királyság are Dante Gabriel Rossetti (#1), John Everett Millais (#3), Edward Burne-Jones (#4), William Holman Hunt (#5) és John Collier (#7).
When did the famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók live?
Most festőalkotók in this list were born in the 1820s (11 of 36), between 1812 and 1891 overall.
What techniques did Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók use?
“As he settled into this new chapter, his brushwork began to change.” — from our biography of John Everett Millais (#3).
Who was the earliest Pre-raphaelite festő?
The earliest-born festő in this list is William Fox (#17), born in 1812.
Who are the most famous Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók from United Kingdom?
The highest-ranked festőalkotók born in United Kingdom are Elizabeth Siddal (#14), John Edward Brett (#15), Edward Robert Hughes (#22), Herbert Gustave Schmalz (#28) és William Fettes Douglas (#32).
Which museums hold the most Pre-raphaelite art?
The museums holding the most key works of this list are Tate Britain (7), Manchester Art Gallery (5) és Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (4).
Who are the great women of Pre-raphaelite art?
The women of this list (4): Evelyn De Morgan (#9), Elizabeth Siddal (#14), Sophie Gengembre Anderson (#16) és Marie Spartali Stillman (#19).
In which city were most Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók born?
London: 12 of the festőalkotók in this list were born there.
Where were most Pre-raphaelite festőalkotók born?
Egyesült Királyság: 21 of the 36 festőalkotók in this list were born there, then United Kingdom (8) és Franciaország (3).
Where can I buy Pre-raphaelite art?
Our catalogue holds 4,024 works by these festőalkotók. Each one can be ordered as a hand-painted oil reproduction or a print.