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A must-see at The Met right now for the next month is this gorgeous Pre-Raphaelite exhibition, which we first featured here:
This exhibit evokes romanticism, Victorian times, and a beautiful world. Defined by soft lines and muted but rich colors, this compilation is inspiring and will transport you to another time and world. The deep reds, roses, violets and subdued greens are highly laudable.
This classic exhibit should particular interest our Anglophile audience! In 1855, Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris, student friends at Oxford, decided to abandon their theological studies and become artists...
We really liked how the mediums were varied but how the subject matter was common; it took a century to compile (see previous article on this exhibit linked above.)
The calligraphy in the books in the center of the room is absolutely worth your attention and its beauty will amaze you.