William Holman Hunt

pre-raphaelite

William Holman Hunt Paintings 1827 - 1910 England, Pre-Raphaelite

The Light of the World, 1851-1853

Oil on canvas, 49.41 x 23.54 inches [125.5 x 59.8 cm]

Keble College, Oxford

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OIL PAINTING: The Light of the World, 1851-1853
How important is it to get the facts straight? Evidently William Holman-Hunt considered it very important. A painter of Biblical scenes, Hunt traveled to Palestine four times just so that he could observe things as they were and make his paintings as realistic as possible. Hunt was determined, he said, to find out with his own eyes what Christ was like.