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Picasso and Modern British Art, Tate Britain, Seven magazine review
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - The organisers have perhaps missed a trick at the start of the exhibition, where it might have been interesting to juxtapose Picasso's Blue Period work with some of the Symbolist canvases of Edward Burne-Jones and GF Watts, which certainly influenced
Picasso visited Britain twice but his influence on our art scene was seismic
metro.co.uk
[Metro] - As a young man, he was also fascinated by Oscar Wilde, Aubrey Beardsley, Victorian explorer Lady Stanhope, and the Pre-Raphaelite Edward Burne-Jones. 'I like to think that in he might have come to the Tate to see the Burne-Joneses,' says Stephens.
DelArt Exhibit: The Symbolic Language Of Plants
philadelphia.cbslocal.com
[CBS Local] - These small, circular images are from The Flower Book of Edward Burne-Jones, who was inspired to paint watercolors of romantic scenes by quaint 19th century common flower names such as 'Venus', 'Looking Glass,' and 'Love in a Mist.
Google News: La Tate Britain explora la huella dejada por Picasso en el Reino Unido
[Univisión] - Paralelamente, lo británico también influenció a Picasso, quien era ávido lector de Oscar Wilde y se interesó desde muy temprano en pintores británicos del siglo XIX como Edward Burne-Jones y Audrey Beardsley. Durante su primera estancia en Londres
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