The Long Engagement Arthur Hughes Art Print

The Painting- The Long Engagement shows a clergy man meeting his fiance in a woodland setting. The name "Amy" is carved into the tree barely visible due to the rambling ivy covering. --The Artist- Pre-Raphaelite English painter and illustrator Arthur Hughes (1832-1915) who had artistic and social connections with Holman Hunt, Burne-Jones, William Morris, Tennyson and Lewis Carroll and other. --Social Era- late 1850s and 1860s Victorian England. Due to the social conventions at the time, one could not marry until a certain amount of money was in the bank. --Unframed Art Picture Print on Satin high quality, premium photo paper which makes it ideal for framing and displaying.