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	Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art [what does media art mean?] etc.		Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art [what does media art mean?] etc.

	He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous [[Pre-Raphaelite]] artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, [[William Holman Hunt]]. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like ''The Lady of the World'' and ''The Lady of Shallot''.		He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous [[Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood\|Pre-Raphaelite]] artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, [[William Holman Hunt]]. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like ''The Lady of the World'' and ''The Lady of Shallot''.
	Hughes was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. ''The Spinet'' (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of the Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.		Hughes was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. ''The Spinet'' (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of the Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.		Bullen, J.B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.

	Engen, Rodney, ~~''‘The~~ Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, ~~RWS’~~'', Watercolours and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.		Engen, Rodney, "The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS", ''Watercolours and Drawings'' 5.1 (1990): 34-37.

	Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art~~,'' University of Birmingham~~, 2009.		Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” M.A. thesis, University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art, 2009.

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	~~Born in London, England 5th~~ November, 1851~~. Died 23rd~~ April, 1914.		5 November 1851 - 23 April 1914. Painter.

	Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.		Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art [what does media art mean?] etc.

	He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the ~~world~~ and ''The Lady of Shallot''.		He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous [[Pre-Raphaelite]] artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, [[William Holman Hunt]]. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like ''The Lady of the World'' and ''The Lady of Shallot''.
	He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. ''The Spinet'' (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.		Hughes was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. ''The Spinet'' (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of the Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.

	Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s ~~arts are~~ cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of ~~industrial revolution~~, women with long hair and dress, use of ~~valiant and~~ vibrant colours. ~~As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some~~ of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.		Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of the nineteenth century, Hughes’s art is cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of the Industrial Revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of vibrant colours. Some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.

	''Love of the world'', ''Midsummer’s Eve'', ''Night with her Train of Stars,'' ''Heart of snow'' are some of his notable works.		''Love of the world'', ''Midsummer’s Eve'', ''Night with her Train of Stars,'' ''Heart of snow'' are some of his notable works.

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.		Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.

	Engen, Rodney, ''‘The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS’'', Watercolours and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.		Engen, Rodney, ''‘The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS’'', Watercolours and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.

	Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art,'' University of Birmingham, 2009.		Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art,'' University of Birmingham, 2009.

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	Born in London, England 5th November, 1851. Died 23rd April, 1914.		Born in London, England 5th November, 1851. Died 23rd April, 1914.

	Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.		Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.
	He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the world and The Lady of Shallot.
	He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. The Spinet (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.		He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the world and ''The Lady of Shallot''.
			He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. ''The Spinet'' (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.

	Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s arts are cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of industrial revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of valiant and vibrant colours. As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.		Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s arts are cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of industrial revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of valiant and vibrant colours. As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.

	''Love of the world'', ''Midsummer’s Eve'', ''Night with her Train of Stars,'' ''Heart of snow'' are some of his notable works.		''Love of the world'', ''Midsummer’s Eve'', ''Night with her Train of Stars,'' ''Heart of snow'' are some of his notable works.


	Bibliography:		==Bibliography==
	• Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.		Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.
	• Engen, Rodney, ''‘The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS’'', Watercolours		Engen, Rodney, ''‘The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS’'', Watercolours and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.
	and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.		Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art,'' University of Birmingham, 2009.
	• Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art,'' University of Birmingham, 2009.

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	Born in London, England 5th November, 1851. Died 23rd April, 1914.		Born in London, England 5th November, 1851. Died 23rd April, 1914.
	Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.		Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.
	He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert ~~Hughs’s~~ works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the world and The Lady of Shallot.		He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert Hughes’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the world and The Lady of Shallot.
	He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. The Spinet (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.		He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. The Spinet (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.
	Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s arts are cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of industrial revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of valiant and vibrant colours. As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.		Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s arts are cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of industrial revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of valiant and vibrant colours. As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.

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	5 November 1851~~-23~~ April 1914. ~~English Painter~~. ~~Oil~~ paintings are the ~~main features~~.		Born in London, England 5th November, 1851. Died 23rd April, 1914.
			Edward Robert Hughes is widely known for his paintings which reflect Pre-Raphaelitism and aestheticism. Some of his paintings are recognized as the representation of symbolic paintings. His paintings are technically detailed. Portrait was his favourite form of painting. Though he was renowned for his use of watercolour, many of his popular works are oil-paintings. Many of his paintings were also created with pencil, red and black chalk, media art etc.
			He got his inspiration to play with canvas, colour and brush from his uncle Arthur Hughes, the famous Pre-Raphaelite artist. Some of Robert Hughs’s works are collaborations with another great painter of his time, William Holman Hunt. They have jointly gifted astonishing paintings like The Lady of the world and The Lady of Shallot.
			He was a student of the Royal Academy School in England, Académie Julian in Paris. The Spinet (1870) was his first painting featured in an exhibition. He was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society (RWS) from 1891 till his death. As an honourable member of Art Worker’s Guild, he also served there as vice president for two years.
			Critically acclaimed as a prominent artist of nineteenth century, Hughes’s arts are cryptic, suggestive, illustrative, denotative. Like other contemporary painters of his time, his paintings collocate the beauty of nature against manifestations of industrial revolution, women with long hair and dress, use of valiant and vibrant colours. As a nineteenth century Pre-Raphaelite painter, some of his works are derived from poetry and literature. Though some of his works have been criticised as outdated and emotional, most of his works were admired by the audience.
			''Love of the world'', ''Midsummer’s Eve'', ''Night with her Train of Stars,'' ''Heart of snow'' are some of his notable works.


			Bibliography:
			• Bullen, J. B. ''The Pre-Raphaelite Body: Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism.'' Clarendon Press, 1998.
			• Engen, Rodney, ''‘The Twilight of Edward Robert Hughes, RWS’'', Watercolours
			and Drawings, 1990, 34-37.
			• Osborne, Victoria Jean. “A British Symbolist in Pre-Raphaelite Circles: Edward Robert Hughes RWS.” ''University of Birmingham, College of Arts and Law, Department of the History of Art,'' University of Birmingham, 2009.

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	~~Born in 5th~~ November 1851~~. Died in~~ 23 April, 1914.		5 November 1851-23 April 1914. English Painter. Oil paintings are the main features.
	English Painter. ~~oil~~ paintings are the main features.

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