"The Last of England" is a painting created by the British artist Ford Madox Brown in 1855. It depicts a somber scene of a family leaving England, symbolizing the struggles and hardships faced during the time. The artwork reflects the social and political issues of the Victorian era, particularly the impact of industrialization and emigration. The painting features a mother and child in the foreground, while a father figure looks back at the land they are leaving behind. The use of dark colors and expressive faces conveys a sense of loss and despair, making it a poignant commentary on the challenges of the time.