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“Rara avis in terra”: One of a kind Lizzie Siddal needlepoint
Valerie Meachum offers up an intricate, one of a kind needlepoint based on a Dante Gabriel Rossetti portrait of Lizzie Siddal. Available at etsy.com. The hand-embroidered inscription on the linen border refers to a letter to the artist’s sister, the … Continue reading
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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
Still need a 2009 calendar? ArtPassions: Pre-Raphaelite, Fairy Tales, Symbolism, etc. are represented in the ArtPassions calendar. I adore the Arthur Rackham illustrations. ArtMagick has a splendid array of calendars for your visual intoxication! Mucha, Fairies, Aubrey Beardsley, Art Deco, … Continue reading
ArtPassions Calendars!
ArtPassions.net, one of my favorite websites, now has 2009 calendars. You must see them!
Ophelia/Millais Necklace
I recently purchased this necklace on etsy.com. Handcrafted by Jess Contreras, it features Ophelia which was painted by John Everett Millais, modelled by Elizabeth Siddal. The photos don’t do it justice. This is a beautiful piece and arrived in an … Continue reading
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Buy a Little Pre-Raphaelite Luxury
Now doesn’t this look sumptuous? A “Pre-Raphaelite Gown” at Victorian Trading Company. They describe it as such: “This is the one worn by 19th c. artists’ imagined beauties…waist-length auburn hair flowing in the breeze, with a handsome knight never far … Continue reading
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