Artist: Julia Margaret Cameron
Date: 1872
Size: 33 x 27 cm
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles, United States)
Technique: Print
Cameron would have been interested in that notion of the holy family as working class, humble, peasant people. She used her maid Mary Hillier as Mary Madonna, and two local children as John the Baptist and Jesus. I think she was interested in that contradiction between the high and the low--between the clean and the dirty, the mortal and the divine, the ordinary and the extraordinary. --Victoria Olsen, From Life: Julia Margaret Cameron and Victorian Photography Soft-focus and dramatic lighting imbue this photograph with a painterly quality reminiscent of works by Renaissance artists. At least that may have been Julia Margaret Cameron
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