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a leader of the pre-raphaelite movement, rossetti advocated a philosophy of art for art's sake, which also interested whistler. while their work was very different whistler and rossetti shared an enthusiasm for blue and white oriental porcelain and japanese pris. whistler's house was soon filled with orieal objects profoundly affecting the subject matter and structure of his paintings. when he painted a portrait of christine spartali, whistler prepared a japanese setting in his studio, where she posed in an oriental robe. the gloriously decorative oriental princess was not expected and her father refused to pay for the painting. several years later, it was acquired by frederick yland, an english shipping magnate. itece the centerpiece foatas tbe knownas whistro. another oriental fantasy created on the banks of the thames is the balcony, a view from the artist's own studio in chelsea-- a bizarre blend of exotic fashion with a factory-lined river. with these stylish allegories on beauty, whistler's reputation was enhanced among london's patrons of the arts, but his personal feelings led

whistler soon met the painters john everett millais and dante gabriel rossetti both leaders of the pre-raphaelite school. the leading art critic john ruskin, praised the pre-raphaelites' moralizing paintings of historical, literary, and biical subs, rendered in painstaking deta from london, whistler traveled regularly to paris, forging a link between the two artistic worlds. in 1863, along with manet's "d'jeuner sur l'herbe," whistler's "the white girl" was the sensation of the salon des refuse. portraying his mistrs joanna hifrnan the painting seemed neither pre- raphaelite nor realist. it bfled critics and artists alike. whence comeshis white apparition? no one canay-- critic #1 it's a picture of a bride on the morng after her dding-- critic #2 it's a portrait of a iritualist a medm-- critic #3 the critic paul mantz perhaps understood it best: it is a symphony in white. whistler concurred and later added "symphony" to the title, wel to a seriesf paintis. as music is the poetry of sound, so is painting the poetry of sight, and the subject matter has nothing to do with harmony of sound or color.