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The books in this series aim to bring to a wide public the chief glories of the rich and varied collections of fine and decorative art in the Ashmolean Museum. Each volume takes a topic or field in which the Museum's holdings are internationally renowned and provides an introduction for the general reader and a compact guide for the expert.
This volume explores the significant connection between the city of Oxford and the influential Pre-Raphaelite art movement. Jon Whiteley, drawing on the Ashmolean Museum's internationally renowned collections, provides an introduction for the general reader and a compact guide for the expert. The book focuses on a specific field where the museum's holdings are particularly strong, offering insights into the Pre-Raphaelites' impact and presence in Oxford. It aims to illuminate the chief glories of the museum's art collections related to this artistic period.
This book is presented as part of a series designed to showcase the Ashmolean Museum's significant art collections to a broad audience. The structure aims to serve both casual readers seeking an introduction and experts looking for detailed guidance on specific areas. The focus on the Pre-Raphaelites and Oxford suggests a scholarly yet accessible approach to art history. The volume is intended to highlight the museum's strengths in this particular artistic domain.
Page Count:
80
Publication Date:
1989-01-01
Publisher:
Ashmolean Museum
ISBN-10:
0907849946
ISBN-13:
9780907849940
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