Alexander Mark Rossi: A Painter of Childhood Innocence and Victorian Elegance Alexander Mark Rossi (1841-1916) stands as a testament to the flourishing British art scene of the late nineteenth century, particularly its fascination with genre painting—images depicting everyday life. Born on Corfu Island, Greece – the son of Dr. Mark Rossi, an Italian diplomat serving under British rule – Rossi’s upbringing instilled in him a cosmopolitan perspective that would inform his artistic endeavors. His formative years were spent amidst the grandeur of Victorian England, where he encountered Jane Gill…