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No Greater Sorrow Infant Mortality and Social Realism in Victorian Britain

No Greater Sorrow Infant Mortality and Social Realism in Victorian Britain. Marie Bashkirtseff , Nothing Doing/The Meeting , 1884. Briton Riviere , Sympathy , ca. 1878. John Everett Millais, Cherry Ripe, 1879. Luke Fildes , Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward, 1874.

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No Greater Sorrow Infant Mortality and Social Realism in Victorian Britain

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  1. No Greater Sorrow Infant Mortality and Social Realism in Victorian Britain MirunaCuzman, PhD Candidate The University of Edinburgh

  2. Marie Bashkirtseff, Nothing Doing/The Meeting, 1884

  3. Briton Riviere, Sympathy, ca. 1878

  4. John Everett Millais, Cherry Ripe, 1879

  5. Luke Fildes, Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward, 1874

  6. JozefIsraëls, Awaiting the Fisherman’s Return

  7. Frank Holl, Hush, 1877

  8. Frank Holl, Hushed!, 1877

  9. August Leopold Egg, Past and Present, (The Infidelity Discovered), 1859 Augustus Leopold Egg, Past and Present (2), 1859 Augustus Leopold Egg, Past and Present (2), 1859

  10. Augustus Leopold Egg, Past and Present (3), 1859

  11. Frank Holl, Her First Born, 1876

  12. Luke Fildes, The Doctor, 1891

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