Discussion Questions for William Holman Hunt

Students in English and History of Art 151, Brown University, 2004

• Realism and Symbolism in Hunt's The Shadow of Death

Students in English and History of Art 151, Brown University, 2004

• The Victorian Passion to Weed Out Vice and Hunt's Awakening Conscience
• Depicting the Inspired Subject: Hunt's Rienzi
• Moral Critique in Hunt's The Hireling Shepherd
• The Moral Implications of Hunt's The Hireling Shepherd
• Religious and Political Meaning in the Pre-Raphaelite Landscape: Hunt's Strayed Sheep (Our English Coasts)
• Symbolism in Hunt's The Scapegoat
• The Passion according to Hunt and Gibson (The Shadow of Death)
• Regarding the Presence of Typological Symbolism within Hunt's The Shadow of Death
• Realism and Spirituality in Hunt's The Triumph of the Innocents
• Vision and Meaning: Conflict in Hunt's The Triumph of The Innocents
• The Enchanted Journey (The Triumph of the Innocents)
• The Triumph of the Innocents as Magical Realism
• The Unraveling of the Lady of Shalott
• Eclectic Symbolism in Hunt's The Lady of Shalott

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