Portrait of William Pink 1842

"Portrait of William Pink," painted in 1842 by William Holman Hunt, is a classic example of portraiture from the Victorian era. Hunt, a founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, depicts Pink in a simple, realistic style, emphasizing his subject's features and attire. The painting, now in a private collection, showcases Hunt's early talent for capturing a likeness with meticulous detail. The portrait, measuring 60 x 48 cm, exemplifies the Pre-Raphaelite aesthetic, known for its attention to detail and focus on realism.