Definitely not pre-Raphaelite, on stylistic grounds alone. The pre-Raphaelites did not do formal portraits of men in suits in front of drapery, and did not use these highly refined techniques of light and shadow, which for them were a mark of the traditional style they were rebelling against.
Pre-Raphaelite pictures, even when set in contemporary times, tend to tell stories, are set in natural surroundings or detailed interiors, and use a great deal of color and a "flat" technique in which all parts of the picture are illuminated and recorded. No luck for me either on identifying it, though. --Robin _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
