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In his monograph on John Collier published in 1914, Walter Herries Pollock ventured a rhetorical guess at the origin of the by-then popular term 'problem picture': '1 can but hazard a theory that some critic heard somebody else, of abnormally dense intelligence, say words to this effect: "That picture puzzles me; it's quite a problem," and was suddenly struck by the unhappy thought that "problem-picture" would be something of a novel and effective phrase.
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Royal Academy, John Collier, New Woman, Morning Post, Daily Mirror, Daily Sketch, Alfred Priest, Claude Phillips, Daily Mail, Mariage de Convenance, Edwardian Britain, William Quiller Orchardson, Burlington House, Charles Orchardson, Daily Telegraph, Pianola Piano, The Doll's House, Francis Bernard, Orchardson's Trouble, Alfred Harmsworth, Edwardian England, Frederick Howard Michael, Grosvenor Gallery, Honourable John, Lisa Tickner
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