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4 giorni fa · Alla morte della moglie, Elizabeth Siddal, egli volle seppellire con lei i propri testi poetici, salvo riesumarli dietro le insistenze degli amici. Vibra nell’arte rossettiana una femminilità potente e carica di desiderio destinato a essere conservato come eterna memoria del presente.
3 giorni fa · Katherine Duffy is a student on the MA Nineteenth Century Studies programme at Edge Hill University who has dedicated her studies to the Pre-Raphaelite artists that defined nineteenth century art.
5 giorni fa · She recently wrote about the earliest iconoclasm against art in the name of Women’s Suffrage in ‘Victorian Paintings Under Attack: The Earliest Act of Suffrage Iconoclasm (1913)’ and Pre-Raphaelitism in ‘The Collective Self-Portrait: Drawing Elizabeth Siddal in the New Woman Sisterhood’ in the catalogue accompanying Tate ...
2 giorni fa · Lug 6, 2024 #Hope Gap, #La ritirata di Mosca. “All’inizio c’erano tre persone infelici. Ora, invece, ce n’è soltanto una”. Una frase spietata, quella pronunciata dall’amante alla moglie. Costei, ormai ex moglie, è appena piombata in casa della “terza incomodo”, ovvero dall’amante, per avere un ultimo contatto con il marito ...
3 giorni fa · Emlyn Glanmor-Harris (@cornishspoons). Wearing my writer's hat today. The second episode of my radio drama series 'Sexton's Tales' is currently on BBC Radio 4 Extra. George Cole reveals another fascinating story of one of six extraordinary Victorians buried in Highgate Cemetery, London. 'Scandal erupts as pre-Raphaelite artist Rossetti exhumes the body of his wife, Elizabeth Siddal, to ...
2 giorni fa · Find out more about volunteering at Wightwick Manor and how you can join the team that has been making Wightwick tick for over 60 years. Explore Wightwick Manor and Gardens, a Victorian manor housing an impressive Pre-Raphaelite art collection, located in Wolverhampton, West Midlands.
1 giorno fa · The flowing red-orange hair of Elizabeth Siddal, a prolific model and the wife of painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti, became a symbol of the Pre-Raphaelite movement. Lord Leighton, the president of the Royal Academy, produced Flaming June, a painting of a sleeping young woman in a bright orange dress, which won wide acclaim.
