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Description Charles Allston Collins, the brother of author Wilkie Collins, was a British artist and illustrator. Although not an official member his work is most closely associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He later embarked on a writing career his most successful work was 'The Eye Witness' published in 1860.
Charles Allston Collins. Charles Allston Collins (1828 - 1873) Naissance. 1828, Hampstead, Royaume-Uni. Décès. 1873, Londres, Royaume-Uni. Nationalité présumée. Royaume-Uni. Sexe. Genre. Homme. Commentaire. Né à Hampstead, près de Londres. Une suggestion ? Vous avez une question ou vous avez des connaissances supplémentaires sur cet ...
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Charles Allston Collins has 34 books on Goodreads with 1205 ratings. Charles Allston Collins’s most popular book is The Tête Noire.
British painter Charles Allston Collins became a friend of the Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood after meeting John Everett Millais during the 1840s. Collins quickly became influenced by their style and that is especially notable in The good harvest of 1854 which was exhibited at the Royal Academy a year after its completion in 1855.
Collins, Charles Allston (artist) Place of origin: England (painted) Collins was a friend of the Pre-Raphaelites and imitated the bright colour and detail of their pictures. The critic John Ruskin admired 'the careful painting in this little study'. The sheaf of corn symbolises bread. The ivy may allude to the wine used in Holy Communion, as it ...
