Strayed Sheep

E713724

Strayed Sheep is a famous 1852 oil painting by William Holman Hunt depicting sheep grazing perilously close to a cliff edge, often interpreted as an allegory of spiritual neglect.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
artisticStyle detailed realism
symbolic composition
basedOn Christian allegory
colorPalette naturalistic tones
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator William Holman Hunt NERFINISHED
depicts cliff edge
pastoral landscape
perilous situation
sheep
genre religious painting
hasInterpretation allegory of spiritual neglect
critique of moral complacency
warning against wandering from divine guidance
hasTheme danger of straying from faith
moral warning
pastoral symbolism
spiritual neglect
inception 1852
mainSubject flock of sheep
medium oil paint
movement Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation cliff top
notableWorkOf William Holman Hunt NERFINISHED
partOf Victorian religious art
support canvas
titleLanguage English

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