The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood shocked Victorian London when seven young rebels rejected the Royal Academy in 1848, choosing raw color and Quattrocento sincerity over Raphael’s polished ideals. This post traces the movement’s roots, its obsession with nature and literary myth, and profiles five defining painters — Millais, Hunt, Rossetti, Ford Madox Brown, and Burne-Jones — alongside their most famous works. Discover how their vivid, detail-rich style still shapes British art today, and where to see Ophelia, The Light of the World, and other masterpieces in major museums worldwide. Continue reading Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood 🎨🖌🖼