Oxford Union Society

The Oxford Union Society is where the Oxford Union Debating Hall is located, in which the murals painted by popular Pre-Raphaelite artists are featured. The murals were painted at the same time that Pre-Raphaelite art was regaining popularity in 1857, alongside the publication of the Moxon Tennyson.

The Lady of Shallot by William Holman Hunt

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1857 Pre-Raphaelite Art Exhibit in Russell Square

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Kingston, Jamaica

When she was 11, Colman-Smith and her parents moved to the capital of Jamaica from England after her father took a job with the West India Improvement Company.

The Song of the Shirt Painting

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The Brontë Sisters Surviving Portrait

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The Salvation Army is Created

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The Newly Created Monster Tries to Get in Bed With Victor Frankenstein

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Sidney Paget, “Her face blanched with terror,” The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes (1892)

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General Gordon's Last Stand

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