The Triumph of the Innocents 1876

"The Triumph of the Innocents" (1876) by William Holman Hunt is a Pre-Raphaelite painting that depicts a scene of children escaping a massacre. The painting is known for its detailed and realistic depiction of the figures, with particular emphasis on the innocence of the children. Hunt's work is characterized by its focus on historical accuracy and the use of symbolism. The setting for the painting is a moonlit landscape, adding to the sense of mystery and suspense. The painting is housed in the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, England.