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語源

From pre- +‎ Raphael +‎ -ite + -ism.

名詞

Pre-Raphaelitism (uncountable)

1. (painting) A 19th-century art movement by a group of English artists who sought to reform art by rejecting the academic and idealized style of the Royal Academy, which they felt was influenced too heavily by the artist Raphael; favoring the detailed, realistic, and often medieval or literary-inspired style of art that came "before Raphael".

   Coordinate terms: Pre-Raphaelite, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood