“To start with I was nothing, but then the merest sweep of his pencil gave a hint of what I could become.” –A Curl of…
In 1849, the newly formed Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood decided to start a magazine to help support and explain their artistic perspective. The Germ had a short…
I started writing this as a comment to my last Mortal Love post. When I saw how long it was becoming, I thought it would…
I wanted to write a final post about our October book selection, but I find that my words can not do it justice. Mortal Love…
If you are reading Mortal Love along with us, you may have noticed that part one of the book is titled The Green Girl. It…
I hope you’ll like the October selection for the Pre-Raphaelite Reading Project. It’s time for a modern book. For those of you new to the…
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…
I’ve heard from several fellow readers who are still immersed in the August selection. Not to worry, I say. The beauty of starting a reading…
For the next selection of the Pre-Raphaelite Reading Project, I’ve chosen a work that inspired many Pre-Raphaelite pieces and captured the Victorian imagination: Thomas Malory’s…
