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Category Archives: Pre-Raphaelite Subjects and Themes
Lamia Broadcast
In my previous post I mentioned the adaptation of Keats’ Lamia on BBC Radio 4. The broadcast can be purchased and downloaded from AudioGo. Thank you Cathy Baker for sharing the link with me! I downloaded and listened to it … Continue reading
Lamia
I just discovered that in January there was an adaptation of Keats’ Lamia on BBC Radio 4. I’m sorry that I missed that. Lamia is one of my favorite works, here are two passages I enjoy the most. (You can … Continue reading
William Morris and Le Morte d’Arthur
Since finishing Le Morte d’Arthur, I’ve been refreshing my memory and reading all the references I can find regarding Pre-Raphaelite art and Arthurian influences. My first choice was a William Morris biography that I happily stumbled across at a flea … Continue reading
Posted in Arthurian Legend, Burne-Jones, William Morris
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti illustrates Edgar Allan Poe’s The Sleeper
“Poe is a key figure in the development of DGR’s literary style as well. The second-order romanticism developed in Poe’s imaginative writings, and explicated in essays like “The Poetic Principle” and “The Philosophy of Composition”, is recapitulated in DGR’s work, … Continue reading
Posted in Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edgar Allan Poe
Tagged Dante Gabriel Rossetti, death, Edgar Allan Poe, poetry
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti illustrates Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven
Who doesn’t love Edgar Allan Poe’s poem The Raven? A masterful poem of mourning, loss and visitation in which the poem’s speaker is grief-stricken with the death of his beloved Lenore and is haunted by memories. Enter the raven with … Continue reading
Posted in Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edgar Allan Poe
Tagged birds, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edgar Allan Poe, poetry, Raven
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Lorenzo and Isabella
To continue the Keats theme, let’s look at the first painting Millais painted as a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Lorenzo and Isabella is based on Keats’ poem Isabella, or, the Pot of Basil. I’ve touched on the poem briefly … Continue reading
Keats and the Pre-Raphaelites
I recently saw an interview with Jane Campion on Charlie Rose and was blown away as she discussed her latest film, Bright Star. Bright Star is based on the three-year romance between John Keats and Fanny Brawne, which was cut … Continue reading
Posted in Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Keats, William Holman Hunt, William Morris
Tagged Keats
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