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This lesson from a unit on Victorian Literature focuses on John Ruskin and his works that defended the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, who did prefered the paintings of the earlier painters to those of Raphael, using the human image. It provides links to paintings and to a biography of Ruskin and his works. Students are asked to study paintings and respond to an art question.
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art critics, "modern painters" by john ruskin, 'pre-raphaelitism', biography of john ruskin, doctrine of truth to nature, ga virtual learning: victorian literature: prose: pre-raphaelite brotherhood, georgia virtual learning, john ruskin, pre-raphaelite brotherhood, or p.r.b., victorian prose, raphael
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- Knovation Readability Score: 5 (1 low difficulty, 5 high difficulty)