c. 1910
Strudwick was one of the most accomplished of Burne-Jones's followers. He painted some thirty paintings of legendary and symbolic subjects with a lapidary technique and a style that derives from the Italian quattrocento.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
John Melhuish Strudwick - When Sorrow comes to Summerday Roses bloom in Vain
c. 1910
Strudwick was one of the most accomplished of Burne-Jones's followers. He painted some thirty paintings of legendary and symbolic subjects with a lapidary technique and a style that derives from the Italian quattrocento.
Strudwick was unknown for me till now, thank you for showing us this wonderful artist, I will look for his other pictures.
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Thank you, I will.
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