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The 22 pages that link to Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, each with the reason it gives.

• Arts and Crafts movementRelated: Its medievalist aesthetics and links to Ruskin helped prepare the movement’s cultural ground.

• John RuskinRelated: Ruskin’s defense helped the Brotherhood gain public credibility and influence.

• William MorrisRelated: Its medievalist art and members shaped Morris’s early artistic circle.

• William BlakeRelated: Pre-Raphaelite artists valued Blake’s imaginative independence and helped extend his influence.

• MedievalismRelated: Its artists borrowed medieval subjects and visual styles to challenge modern academic taste.

• John KeatsRelated: Its artists and poets admired Keats’s rich imagery and medieval subjects.

• Sandro BotticelliRelated: Pre-Raphaelite artists and critics helped renew interest in Botticelli’s linear style.

• Victorian poetryRelated: Its poets and painters joined sensuous imagery to medievalism and resistance to convention.

• Edward Burne-JonesRelated: Burne-Jones developed within the movement’s revival of medieval subjects and intense detail.

• British artRelated: Its members made medieval subjects and close observation central to Victorian art.

• The GermRelated: The Brotherhood’s members founded the periodical as a vehicle for their ideas.

• Tate BritainRelated: Its members and later followers form a defining strength of Tate Britain's Victorian collection.

• William Holman HuntRelated: Hunt co-founded the group and helped define its artistic principles.

• Christina RossettiRelated: Her family and early literary circle were closely connected to the movement.

• Arnold BöcklinRelated: Its alternative revival of the past makes a useful comparison with Böcklin’s mythic antiquity.