Henry Holiday was an English Pre-Raphaelite artist, born on June 17, 1839 in London.
Holiday also spent a lot of time at the studios of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. The influence of Burne-Jones can be felt in Holiday's work – the artists working in Sir Edward's studios discussed, exchanged and pooled their ideas, thus causing similarities between them.
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'The Meeting of Dante with Beatrice' - Henry Holiday's most famous painting, displayed at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, England. From Artmagick.
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About Betty Fold - Brief biography of Henry Holiday, including information about his involvement with the suffragette movement. From Betty Fold Guest House, once Holiday's home in the Lake District.
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Henry Holiday (1839-1927) - Notes on the Victorian painter and designer Henry Holiday from Bob Speel.
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Holy Trinity Church, Casterton - Victorian church in Cumbria with wall paintings and stained glass windows by Henry Holiday. Detailed descriptions of the pictures.
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National Museums Liverpool - Dante and Beatrice - Presents the oil on canvas painting and provides a brief description.
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The Hunting of the Snark - An Agony in Eight Fits by Lewis Carroll, with illustrations by Henry Holiday. Text and illustrations of this children's book from Allison Randal.
The Hunting of the Snark - An Agony in Eight Fits by Lewis Carroll, with illustrations by Henry Holiday. Text and illustrations from University of Virginia Library.
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