The Virgin Swooning [recto], Ford Madox Brown, 1844
Ford Madox Brown, retratoFord Madox BrownReino Unido, 1821–1893

The Virgin Swooning [recto]

1844 · Drawing

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En la vida de Ford Madox Brown

La vida entera
  1. 1842

    A year of loss: his father and first child die

    In the summer the painter’s father, who lived with the young couple in Montmartre, died, and in November Brown and Elizabeth’s first child died in infancy.

  2. 1843

    No success at the Westminster cartoon competition

    Brown submitted “The Body of Harold Brought before William” to the competition for decorating the new Palace of Westminster, without success.

  3. 19 de julio de 1843

    Daughter born: Lucy Madox Brown

  4. 1845

    To Rome for his ailing wife

    Back in England in 1844, the family set off for Rome in 1845, hoping to relieve Elizabeth’s consumption. That year in Basel Brown was influenced by the works of Holbein.

  5. 1845–1846

    In Rome: Overbeck, Cornelius and the Nazarenes

    In Rome Brown met Friedrich Overbeck and Peter Cornelius and drew close to the Nazarenes. Much of what he took from them later influenced the Pre-Raphaelites.

  6. 1846

    Elizabeth dies on the way back from Rome

    Elizabeth, ill with consumption, died in Paris aged 27 on the journey from Rome back to England. She was buried on the western side of Highgate Cemetery.

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