The Quest for the Grail: Arthurian Legend in British Art 1840--1920

Christine Poulson

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The queen's robing room of the King the brotherhood of the quest from anglo-Catholic icon to war hero the Grail and the occult the beguiling of Merlin Tristram and Isoud The Lady of Shalott the women of the Idylls the death of Arthur.

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