Arthurian Romance in Art Lit 275 Studies in

Arthurian Romance in Art Lit 275 Studies in English Literature Dr. David Swain

Victorian Revival The Pre-Raphaelites

Arthur in Avalon Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1857)

Sir Lancelot's Vision of the Sangreal Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1857), a study for a fresco in the Oxford Union, now destroyed)

The Lady of Shalott William Holman Hunt (1857) After Tennyson's poem, “The Lady of Shalott”

Morte d'Arthur James Archer (1861)

Arthur Receives Excalibur Daniel Maclise (1857)

The Beguiling of Merlin Edward Burne-Jones (1875 -77)

Sir Galahad Arthur Hughes (1870)

King Arthur Alfred Kappes (1880)

The Twentieth-Century Book Illustration and Graphic Art

Arthur Draws Excalibur left) Howard Pyle (1903); right) H. J. Ford (1902)

Arthur Draws Excalibur Arthur Dixon (1921)

Arthur Receives Excalibur illustrated manuscript by Alberto Sangorski (1912)

Camelot Maria Louisa Kirk (1912)

Merlin with the infant Arthur Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (1911)

Lancelot Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (1911)

Guinevere Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (1911)

Guinevere in the Nunnery Eleannor Fortescue-Brickdale (1911)

Lancelot Beholds Guinevere Arthur A. Dixon (1921)

Prince Valiant Comic strip created in 1937 by Hal Foster In the first year of the strip, Val meets Sir Gawain, Lancelot, and King Arthur

Prince Valiant In this scene Prince Valiant is present at the historical moment in which the real “King Arthur” turns to help the Saxons he has just defeated (#1683)

Camelot Ian Brown (2002)

Young Arthur Ian Brown (2002)

Lancelot considers his affair Ian Brown (2002)