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Created just one year before John Martin died in 1854.
The Romantics rebelled against Enlightenment rationalism with intense feeling and wild landscapes.
The Great Day of His Wrath (1853)
by John Martin
Tate Britain, London
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Our database includes 6,305 artworks from 489 museums worldwide. We focus on paintings you can actually visit in person, with location details for each piece.
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