In one of this artist's paintings, a double rainbow appears above the title accordion-carrying Blind Girl. On the right side of another of his paintings, a timid-looking boy dressed only in some fur wrapped around his waist carries a bowl of water towards the title figure. In that painting by this a
In one of this artist's paintings, a double rainbow appears above the title accordion-carrying Blind Girl. On the right side of another of his paintings, a timid-looking boy dressed only in some fur wrapped around his waist carries a bowl of water towards the title figure. In that painting by this artist, the title figure's hand is bleeding since he has cut his hand on an exposed nail in the workshop of Saint Joseph. In another of his paintings, the fully-dressed title character holds a garland of flowers and sings while calmly drowning in a river. For 10 points, name this painter of the controversial Christ in the House of His Parents and Ophelia, a co-founder of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
In one of this artist's paintings, a double rainbow appears above the title accordion-carrying Blind Girl.
Sir John Everett Millais ["mill-AY", but accept phonetic readings]