Pre-Raphaelites. Revolution in Victorian Art

To most people, the Victorian era seems like a time when life was constrained by rigid frameworks of rules, propriety, moral norms, and unchallengeable dogmas. Meanwhile, it was a time of great change in society and in people's consciousness, and the arts reflected new trends that allowed humanity to finally live not only by reason but also by feelings. The harbinger of the new vision of the world was the Pre-Raphaelite movement. Their works brought about a revolution in the consciousness of the British, formulated new methods of art, and established new mechanisms of aesthetic perception, through which humanity saw Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and the Silver Age. All who are interested in how it was can read about the revolution in Victorian art in this book.