The seminar explores the works of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's leading artists (D.G. Rossetti, F.M. Brown, J.E. Millais, W.H. Hunt, E. Burne-Jones, and W. Morris), as well as women artists (E. de Morgan, E.M. Osborn, E. Siddal, M. Stokes) who rebelled against the conventions of Victorian society in England in the 19th century, aspiring to create a spiritual and creative integrity that is an ideal model of modernity. The discussion focuses on the key issues of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood: aestheticism, interaction between image and word, image of woman, sexuality, gender, morality, religion, social status, material culture, nationalism, history, mythology, design, and conflicts between realism and fantasy.