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#Art.
The artists from the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood art era (founded 1848) produced some of my favorite works by it's many artists of that time. The Pre-Raphael movement's intention was to reform art by rejecting what it considered a mechanistic, unfeeling approach to its depictions, and to restore art to classical elegance.
This is my art essay. In it, I am expressing both the joy of bringing a child into the world - classical, elegant; and the horror - mechanistic and unfeeling - of infanticide going on in abortion factories in this country. Death is forever. Whom do we kill? And, why?
In art, Life is forever.
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| Ford Maddox Brown Pretty Baa Lambs 1851 |
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| Marianne Stokes Mother and Child 1899 |
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| Ford Maddox Brown Take Your Son, Sir |
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| Mother and Child with a Poppy Frederick Richard Pickersgill |
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| Mother and Child John Frederick Leighton 1860 |
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| Frank Dicksee The Mother 1907 |
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| Christ in the House of His Parents John Everett Mallais 1849 |
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| St. Eulalia John William Waterhouse |