Hope

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"Hope" is a famous allegorical painting by British artist George Frederic Watts, depicting a blindfolded woman clinging to a lyre with a single remaining string as a symbol of perseverance amid despair.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical painting
painting
artist George Frederic Watts NERFINISHED
collection Tate collection NERFINISHED
colorPalette earthy colors
muted tones
copyrightStatus public domain
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator George Frederic Watts NERFINISHED
depicts allegory of hope
blindfolded woman
figure listening to faint music
lyre
lyre with a single remaining string
musical instrument as symbol of hope
woman seated on a globe
describedBySource Tate Britain catalogue
art historical literature
genre Victorian painting
allegorical art
religious art
hasPart blindfold
globe
lyre
single lyre string
hasTheme Christian symbolism
consolation
endurance
faith
suffering
iconographicElement blindfold as symbol of uncertainty
globe as symbol of the world
single string as symbol of remaining hope
inception 1886
circa 1886
influenced Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign rhetoric
Martin Luther King Jr. sermons
religious and inspirational literature
languageOfTitle English
location Tate Britain NERFINISHED
mainSubject hope NERFINISHED
perseverance amid despair
spiritual resilience
movement Symbolism
Victorian art
notableWorkOf George Frederic Watts NERFINISHED
title Hope NERFINISHED

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