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Brett, John (1831–1902)| English landscape and marine painter. His early, minutely detailed pictures were inspired by Pre-Raphaelite principles. An example is The Stonebreaker (1857–58; Walker Gallery, Liverpool), which was highly praised by the critic John Ruskin. Later he specialized in Cornish coastal and geological scenes. |
| Brett was born in Liverpool. He became ARA in 1881. |
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