William Holman Hunt

E36183

English painter Pre-Raphaelite artist Victorian artist human painter

William Holman Hunt was a founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, renowned for his highly detailed, symbolically rich Victorian paintings.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	English painter → Pre-Raphaelite artist → Victorian artist → human → painter →
activeYearsEnd	1900s →
activeYearsStart	1840s →
artStyle	Pre-Raphaelitism → Victorian art →
birthDate	1827-04-02 →
birthPlace	England → London →
coFounded	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom →
deathDate	1910-09-07 →
educatedAt	Royal Academy Schools →
era	Victorian era →
familyName	Hunt →
fieldOfWork	moral didactic painting → religious symbolism in art →
fullName	William Holman Hunt →
gender	male →
genre	history painting → religious painting → symbolic painting →
givenName	William →
influenced	later Victorian painters → symbolist artists →
influencedBy	John Ruskin → early Renaissance art → medieval art →
knownFor	highly detailed painting technique → moral and religious themes → symbolically rich compositions →
language	English →
memberOf	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood →
movement	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood →
nationality	English →
notableWork	Isabella and the Pot of Basil → Our English Coasts, 1852 (Strayed Sheep) → The Awakening Conscience → The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple → The Hireling Shepherd → The Light of the World → The Scapegoat → The Shadow of Death →
occupation	painter →
religion	Christianity →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Awakening Conscience → The Hireling Shepherd → The Light of the World → The Scapegoat →	creator
Hunt → Hunt ("William Hunt (painter)") →	hasNotableBearer
The Awakening Conscience →	artist
The Light of the World ("William Holman Hunt was a founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood") →	artistAssociation
Dante Gabriel Rossetti →	coFounderWith
Grosvenor Gallery →	exhibitedWorkBy
The Germ →	foundedBy
William Holman Hunt →	fullName
Pre-Raphaelite art →	hasNotableArtist
Elizabeth Siddal →	modeledFor
The Scapegoat →	notableWorkOf