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15. Hamerton, op. cit., 46.


16. Of course, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in its strictest sense only endured
    from 1848 to 1854, so a purist might claim it as a Pre-Raphaelite technique,
    although all the Brothers quickly returned to traditional painting techniques, and
    only Hunt and John Everett Millais had ever developed it to any great extent.


17. Holman-Hunt, D. 1969. My Grandfather, His Wives and Loves. London: Hamish
    Hamilton, 18.


18. AITlOr, A. C. 1989. William Holman Hunt: The True Pre-Raphaelite. London: Con-
    stable, 266.


19. Hunt, W. H. 1872. Personal diary (May 25, 1872). Original manuscript in the
    John Rylands University Library, Manchester, England.


20. A Pre-Raphaelite Friendship, no. 136 (16 October 1878),258.


21. Consistent results have been achieved in cross-section analysis carried out by the
    author, and by conservators at the Tate Gallery and University College, London,
    among others.

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