Cultural dialogue between England and Italy. Images of the Italian Renaissance in English culture

For centuries, the images of the Italian Renaissance continued to live in the cultural memory of many nations, but only in England of the 19th and early 20th centuries these images of a distant alien past advanced to the very rod of culture, became the basis for the addition of new art. The Italian Renaissance suffered by different faces in the painting of Preseparataalite artists: John Everett Milles, William Hunt, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Edward Berne-Jones, on the works of the works of John Reskin, Walter Patier, Lee, in the Gardens of Harold Pito and at the director of Edward, and in the directorial of the city Don Craig . His echoes showed themselves in all areas of English life, thoughts, creativity. The exclusivity of this cultural situation lies not only in the amazing imagination of the number of perceived and mastered Italian images, but also in the fact that they were revived on the basis of the industrial England of the 19th century, so far from the Italian Renaissance in temporary, geographical and dormitory aspects. The publication is addressed to specialists in the field of art and culture, as well as a wide circle of readers interested in artistic culture