Elizabeth Martha Roberts After J.M.W. Turner, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage Architecture John Wootton and John Nost

John Wootton and John Nost Sartorius

which scorned the celebration of material objects in favour of a greater spiritual cause

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Elizabeth Martha Roberts After J.M.W. Turner, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage Architecture John Wootton and John NostThis luminous interpretation of J. M. W. Turners 'Childe Harolds Pilgrimage' was painted around 1875 by Elizabeth Martha Roberts (c. 1839between 1911 and 1921), a London born artist whose life unfolded within the quiet margins of the Victorian art world. Widowed young and raising children in Lambeth, Roberts belonged to a generation of women who pursued their craft in the hours left over from duty, yet whose persistence produced works of genuine