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John Collier

John Collier

(January 27, 1850 - April 11, 1934)

British artist and writer

Lady Godiva

This work must be familiar to you:

It is a famous painting in the Coventry Museum in the UK

It is the city's business card

Around 1040

The British ruler, Earl Leofric, raised funds for the army

Decided to impose heavy taxes

The good Countess Godiva asks her husband for a tax break

The Count said that if she walked around the city naked

Agree to tax cuts

The next day, the lady was really naked and riding on a horse.

Residents respect Mrs.

All doors closed on that day

The streets are deserted

Marion Collier (nee Huxley)

John Collier was born into a successful family

His two wives

Both are daughters of the famous scientist Huxley

His work is called

Light and color

Paintings that have been put to new use

Cassandra

16 paintings by John Collier

Now in the National Portrait Gallery, London

Two of them are in the Tate Gallery

His works are also included

1978 Arts Council

Great Exhibitions of Victorian Art

vanity

John Collier's painting style

Pre-Raphaelite

Good at portrait painting

I am also keen on drawing some medieval legends.

For example, the famous

Lady Godiva on Horseback

spring

Mrs Osborne

Doris Allen (1883-1962), Lady Vernon

Delphic priestess

The Minx

Portrait of a woman

meditation

Amber necklace

Souvenir of Chu Chin Chow

Pamela with her feet on stones

Queen Genevieve Maying

Touchstone and Audrey

Sacred and secular love

Mrs. Harold Rich

William Reed's three daughters

Fire

Marriage of convenience

Lovely lady

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