Feeding The Sacred Ibis In The Halls Of Karnac by Edward John Poynter

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About Edward John Poynter

Few Victorian painters matched his command of the classical female figure, drawn with an archaeologist's eye and a draftsman's precision. Trained in Paris under Charles Gleyre alongside Whistler and Du Maurier, he brought a continental rigor to British academic art that set him apart from the looser Pre-Raphaelite circle. He served as President of the Royal Academy from 1896 to 1918 and directed the National Gallery, shaping British taste at the turn of the century. His mythological subjects and Mediterranean scenes reward slow looking: the marble feels cool, the linen feels woven, and the figures hold themselves with a quiet, deliberate gravity that still reads beautifully today.