Preceded by the Regency Period and succeeded by the Edwardian Era, the Victorian Era (1837-1901) was the age of the Pre-Raphaelites (Rossetti, Millais, and Holman-Hunt) as well as the Neo-Classicists (Alma-Tadema, Godward, Waterhouse, etc.) and William Morris; Dickens, Verdi, Disraeli, Conan-Doyle, and too many other great figures to mention. Though it was an age of peace and prosperity in Great Britain, it was not without its social problems, as the paintings WORK and THE AWAKENING CONSCIENCE suggest.
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Too Early
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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In the Sunshine
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Farewell
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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Lady Tennyson on Afton Downs
Valentine Cameron Prinsep
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A Pet
Walter Howell Deverell
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Self-Portrait
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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Jane Morris
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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The Awakening Conscience
William Holman Hunt
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A Christmas Story
Sir John Everett Millais
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The Political Lady
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Ball
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Parasol
Arthur Hacker
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The Gallery of HMS Calcutta (Portsmouth)
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Bayswater Omnibus
George W. Joy
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W. Graham Robertson
John Singer Sargent
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Preparing For The Ball
Edward Charles Hallé
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Work
Ford Madox Brown
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Young Woman in a Boat
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Bunch of Lilacs
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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Miss Margaret Henderson
John William Waterhouse
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Wimbledon Tennis Party
Edward Frederick Brewtnall
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Chaff
Edmund Blair Leighton
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July (Specimen of a Portrait)
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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The Garden Bench
James Jacques-Joseph Tissot
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