DGR wrote this attack on Rubens after visiting St. Jacob's Church in Antwerp, where the great Flemish painter is buried. For DGR and the other early Pre-Raphaelites, Rubens' sensual style was the very index of what they meant by the term “slosh” (see line 6).
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1911
Scholarly Commentary
Introduction
DGR wrote this attack on Rubens after visiting St. Jacob's Church in Antwerp, where the great Flemish painter is buried. For DGR and the other early Pre-Raphaelites, Rubens' sensual style was the very index of what they meant by the term “slosh” (see line 6).
Printing History
First printed in 1898 by WMR in the Pall Mall Mazazine from the Duke fair copy manuscript, and collected thereafter.