How Long to Read The Lost Pre-Raphaelite

How Long Does it Take to Read The Lost Pre-Raphaelite?

It takes the average reader 5 hours and 4 minutes to read The Lost Pre-Raphaelite by Robin J. H. Fanshawe

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Description

The Victorian Scottish artist, George Wilson, died in 1890 at the early age of 41, just at the time when he was, inevitably, approaching the height of his artistic career. He was a strict adherent to the original Pre-Raphaelite ethos and principles long after these had been abandoned by most 'followers' for more commercial interests. Frequently described as a 'born painter', George Wilson was a true 'artist's artist' who painted purely because he loved to paint - almost entirely from nature, which he loved equally with the romantic poets and the classics. He interpreted the works of the latter in a small number of surviving allegorical oil paintings; but undoubtedly his greatest love was to paint, quite exquisitely in watercolour, the woodland landscapes of his beloved native Scotland and northern Italy. He thus led a somewhat nomadic life, coming and going as the mood took him. He shunned all publicity; he exhibited and sold his work only very infrequently, and he never, ever, considered signing his work. Although Percy Bate included George Wilson together with Simeon Solomon and Frederick Sandys in the chapter entitled The Romantic Influence in The English Pre-Raphaelite Painters, Their Associates and Successors, his immediately post-contemporary and benchmark commentary on the Pre-Raphaelite movement, Wilson has been virtually forgotten ever since. Coinciding with the publication of Bate's book in 1903, George Wilson was heralded through a retrospective exhibition at the John Baillie Gallery in London as being first amongst the 'Neglected Artists' of the era. More recently, he has been described as the last of the lost and forgotten Pre-Raphaelites, and because of the scarcity of his work and any greater information about his life, most modern day writers view him as a long lost enigma. However, most would equally agree that he was an important, if illusive, figure in Victorian painting, and that a full study of his work is well overdue. This has now been achieved so far as is presently practicable. 'I am delighted that this unsung hero of Scottish art has been celebrated in this excellent book, which is the first attempt to cover this remarkable artist's entire career and output.' - Jennifer Melville, Keeper of Fine Art, Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums 'In this volume, Robin Fanshawe has painstakingly pieced together the fragments of Wilson's life and work to recreate a thoughtful and astute chronology of his biography and style. This careful scholarship as well as the numerous color illustrations of many works which have not been seen in public since the artist's death, will go far towards re-situating George Wilson within the canon of 19th century British cultural studies.' - Margaretta S. Frederick, Curator, Bancroft Collection, Delaware Art Museum

How long is The Lost Pre-Raphaelite?

The Lost Pre-Raphaelite by Robin J. H. Fanshawe is 302 pages long, and a total of 76,104 words.

This makes it 102% the length of the average book. It also has 93% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read The Lost Pre-Raphaelite Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 6 hours and 55 minutes to read The Lost Pre-Raphaelite aloud.

What Reading Level is The Lost Pre-Raphaelite?

The Lost Pre-Raphaelite is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

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