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The Last of England, 1855. Artist: Ford Madox Brown
The Last of England, 1855. From World Famous Paintings edited by J Grieg Pirie [W.& G. Foyle Ltd. London, 1938]
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Adversity Artistic Style Bad Weather Bonnet Cloak Deck Emigrant Emigration Ford Madox Ford Madox Brown Holding Hands J Greig J Greig Pirie On Board On Deck Pirie Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood Publisher Side By Side Stoic Umbrella Wind World Famous Paintings Metaphor
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Caption: "The Last of England, 1855" by Ford Madox Brown captures a poignant scene amidst the tempestuous waters. This iconic print showcases the resilience and unity of a couple facing adversity in their journey towards an uncertain future. The weathered deck of the ship serves as their temporary refuge, while the raging sea symbolizes the challenges that lie ahead. In this mid-19th century artwork, we see a man and woman sitting side by side, holding hands tightly as they brace themselves against the howling wind. Their attire reflects their social status; he wears a hat and cloak while she dons a bonnet and dress with an umbrella to shield them from rain or sun. Despite their stoic expressions, one can sense both determination and fear in their eyes. This powerful metaphor for emigration resonates deeply during its time of publication in the 1930s when many were seeking new opportunities abroad due to economic hardships. The artistic style employed by Ford Madox Brown is reminiscent of his association with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, known for its attention to detail and vivid colors. As part of "World Famous Paintings" edited by J Grieg Pirie, this print continues to captivate viewers even today. It serves as a reminder of human resilience in times of uncertainty and speaks volumes about our shared history as people who have faced adversity together throughout centuries. "
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