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The British painter and illustrator John Everett Millais (1829 - 1896) was born into a well-off middle-class family from Jersey. His mother was a lover of art and music and therefore promoted the young talent of her son. Millais later declared that he owed his mother everything. It was she who initiated the move from Jersey to London in 1838. There Millais, who was considered a child prodigy, attended Sass's Art School at the age of 9 and won his first silver medal from the Society of Arts. Only 2 years later he was accepted at the Royal Academy of Art. At the age of 11, he was the youngest student accepted by the Academy. There he also won various awards, for example a gold medal for his work "The Tribe of Benjamin Seizing the Daughters of Shiloh". During his time at the Royal Academy, the young Millais, who was called "The Kid" there, got to know William Holman Hunt and Dante Gabriel Charles Rossetti. With them he founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848. Millais was later recognized as the most talented of the three.
Millai's pre-Raphaelite works were highly controversial. Especially the painting "Christ in the House of His Parents" caused protests, because he depicted them as simple people of the working class. Among the critics was Charles Dickens, who accused Millai of blasphemy and lack of idealization. Millais found support in John Ruskin, one of the leading art critics of his time. He was a promoter of Millai's early style, which manifested itself in pictures like "Ophelia". Ruskin invited Millais to visit him in Scotland in 1853. There he met Ruskin's wife Effie. When she posed for his painting "The Order of Release", the two fell in love. Effie, who had been unhappily married for many years, separated from her husband. After their marriage was annulled, she married Millais in 1855 and the couple moved from London to Scotland to escape ridicule for their relationship, which was scandalous by then standards.
With the marriage Millai's style changed. He began to paint in a broader style, which Ruskin found disastrous. Millais had outgrown Pre-Raphaelism and was looking for new perspectives. Critics such as William Morris, however, accused him of selling out and being only interested in accumulating wealth. Thus his painting "A Child's World" was used for the advertising campaign of a well-known soap manufacturer. This did not harm Millais' reputation. He was the first artist to be awarded the title of Baron. Shortly before his death, he was also appointed President of the Royal Academy.
The British painter and illustrator John Everett Millais (1829 - 1896) was born into a well-off middle-class family from Jersey. His mother was a lover of art and music and therefore promoted the young talent of her son. Millais later declared that he owed his mother everything. It was she who initiated the move from Jersey to London in 1838. There Millais, who was considered a child prodigy, attended Sass's Art School at the age of 9 and won his first silver medal from the Society of Arts. Only 2 years later he was accepted at the Royal Academy of Art. At the age of 11, he was the youngest student accepted by the Academy. There he also won various awards, for example a gold medal for his work "The Tribe of Benjamin Seizing the Daughters of Shiloh". During his time at the Royal Academy, the young Millais, who was called "The Kid" there, got to know William Holman Hunt and Dante Gabriel Charles Rossetti. With them he founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848. Millais was later recognized as the most talented of the three.
Millai's pre-Raphaelite works were highly controversial. Especially the painting "Christ in the House of His Parents" caused protests, because he depicted them as simple people of the working class. Among the critics was Charles Dickens, who accused Millai of blasphemy and lack of idealization. Millais found support in John Ruskin, one of the leading art critics of his time. He was a promoter of Millai's early style, which manifested itself in pictures like "Ophelia". Ruskin invited Millais to visit him in Scotland in 1853. There he met Ruskin's wife Effie. When she posed for his painting "The Order of Release", the two fell in love. Effie, who had been unhappily married for many years, separated from her husband. After their marriage was annulled, she married Millais in 1855 and the couple moved from London to Scotland to escape ridicule for their relationship, which was scandalous by then standards.
With the marriage Millai's style changed. He began to paint in a broader style, which Ruskin found disastrous. Millais had outgrown Pre-Raphaelism and was looking for new perspectives. Critics such as William Morris, however, accused him of selling out and being only interested in accumulating wealth. Thus his painting "A Child's World" was used for the advertising campaign of a well-known soap manufacturer. This did not harm Millais' reputation. He was the first artist to be awarded the title of Baron. Shortly before his death, he was also appointed President of the Royal Academy.
_-_(MeisterDrucke-323172).jpg "Portrait of Cardinal Newman by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Bubbles, 1886 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Ophelia by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Hearts are Trumps by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Christ in the House of His Parents, 1863 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Martyr of the Solway by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Princes Edward and Richard in the Tower, 1878 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Somnambulist, 1871 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Stitch! Stitch!, 1876 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Captive by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "A Message from the Sea by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Chill October by John Everett Millais")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-548891).jpg "The Sound of Many Waters by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Miss Eveleen Tennant by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The blind girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The rescue by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portia, 1886 by John Everett Millais")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-275490).jpg "Seated Female Nude, 1847 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Blind Girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Farmer")
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.jpg "The Huguenot by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Pizarro Seizing the Inca of Peru, 1846 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Bridesmaid, 1851 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Lorenzo and Isabella, 1849 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Woodman")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-695763).jpg "Jesus in the House of His Parents (The Carpenter")
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.jpg "The Twins, Portrait of Kate Edith and Grace Maud Hoare by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Cherry Ripe, 1879 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Souvenir of Velasquez by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Ophelia by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Blind Girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Two Princes Edward and Richard in the Tower by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Eve of St Agnes by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Autumn Leaves by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Alice Sophia Caroline Stuart Wortley, the Artist")
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.jpg "The Order of Release, 1746 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Cinderella by John Everett Millais")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-982766).jpg "Autumn Leaves by John Everett Millais (1829-1896) by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "A Knight-errant - Figure of Chivalric Romance Literature, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Ferdinand Lured by Ariel, 1849-50 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Order of Release 1746 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Autumn Leaves by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Cherry Ripe, 1879 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Escape of a Heretic by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Miss Margaret Millais, 1883 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Caller Herrin")
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.jpg "The North-West Passage by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "My First Sermon, 1863, 1912 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Cuckoo! by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Speak! Speak! by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Bride of Lammermoor by John Everett Millais")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-548803).jpg "Trust Me, 1862 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Effie Deans, from The Heart of Midlothian by Sir Walter Scott by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Blind Girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Miss Nina Lehmann, Afterwards Lady Campbell by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Red Riding Hood by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Puss in Boots by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of John Holmes by John Everett Millais")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-557773).jpg "Study for Mariana in the Moated Grange by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Margaret Wilson, 1862 by John Everett Millais")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1466673).jpg "The Death of Romeo and Juliet by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The North-West Passage by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "A Widow")
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.jpg "The Return of the Dove to the Ark by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "A Christmas Letter Written with Pictograms by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Sleeping, c.1865 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Alice Gray by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Ransom, 1860-62 by John Everett Millais")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-131792).jpg "The Boyhood of Sir Walter Raleigh by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Jephthah by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Blind Girl by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Christ in the house of his parents by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Sisters by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Sweet Emma Morland by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Effie Ruskin, Later Lady Millais by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Thomas Combe, 1850 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Sir Isumbras at the Ford by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Return of the Dove to the Ark by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Ornithologist by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Pot Pourri by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Mistletoe Gatherer, 1894 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "John Ruskin, 1853-1854, 1944 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "An Actor by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Preliminary Sketch for the Portrait of John Ruskin by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Elizabeth Siddal: Study for")
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.jpg "Portrait of Louise Jopling, 1879 by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Meditation by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Pizarro Seizing the Inca of Peru by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Seated at a Tea-Table by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Little Red Riding Hood by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "The Vale of Rest by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Portrait of Eveline Lees as a Child by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Victory O Lord by John Everett Millais")
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.jpg "Mrs Perugini, Charles Dickens")
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.jpg "Joan of Arc, 1865 by John Everett Millais")
.jpg "Ophelia by John Everett Millais")
 - (MeisterDrucke-170445).jpg "Portrait of a Girl, 1857 by John Everett Millais")
.jpg "The Huguenot by John Everett Millais")