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b.
1844
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1886
Augustus Edwin Mulready (1844–1904) was a British painter best known for his sentimental and often poignant depictions of urban life and childhood in Victorian England. Born into an artistic family—his uncle was the renowned genre painter William Mulready—Augustus Mulready initially trained under his uncle before branching out on his own. He exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy and other prestigious venues, gaining recognition for his ability to capture the struggles and joys of everyday people, particularly children.
Mulready's works are characterized by their detailed realism, emotional depth, and social commentary. He often portrayed scenes of street life, focusing on the interactions between people from different social backgrounds. His paintings serve as valuable historical records of the period, offering insights into the social conditions of the time. Despite the often somber themes, Mulready's works are imbued with a sense of hope and humanity.
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