The Light of the World 1851
williamholmanhunt
Keble College, Oxford, UK
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gouache
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allegories
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abstract painting
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symbol
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sculpture
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possibly oil pastel
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oil painting
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jesus-christ
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spray can art
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underpainting
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christianity
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painting painterly
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3d art
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watercolor
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christ
"The Light of the World" (1851) by William Holman Hunt is a Pre-Raphaelite painting depicting a symbolic scene of Jesus Christ standing at a closed door, holding a lantern and knocking. The painting, now located at Keble College, Oxford, uses rich colors and detailed realism to portray a sense of religious devotion and the importance of faith in the face of darkness. Hunt's work is known for its meticulous detail and its use of symbolism to convey spiritual themes. This painting embodies these qualities, prompting viewers to ponder the nature of faith and the importance of accepting Christ's light into one's life.
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