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Elizabeth Siddal drawing Rossetti, 1853, (1947). Creator: Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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Elizabeth Siddal drawing Rossetti, 1853, (1947). Creator: Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Elizabeth Siddal drawing Rossetti, 1853, (1947). Elizabeth Siddal sketches her husband Dante Gabriel Rossetti, with her drawing board resting on a chair. Elizabeth Siddal was an artist and poet in her own right, as well being the model and muse of Pre-Raphaelite painter Rossetti. After a pen and ink sketch by Rossetti in the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. From " The Saturday Book", Seventh Year, edited by Leonard Russell. [Hutchinson, St. Albans, 1947]
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Artistic Style Dante Gabriel Dante Gabriel Rossetti Easel Elizabeth Husband Leonard Leonard Russell Model Pre Raphaelite Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood Rossetti Russell Saturday Book Sketching Wives Elizabeth Siddal Siddal
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the year 1853, capturing a tender moment between two artistic souls. Elizabeth Siddal, an accomplished artist and poet in her own right, is seen sketching her husband Dante Gabriel Rossetti. The image showcases Siddal's talent as she delicately holds her drawing board on a chair while focusing intently on capturing the essence of Rossetti. Siddal was not only a muse for Rossetti but also his wife, making their connection even more profound. As part of the Pre-Raphaelite movement, they both shared a passion for art that went beyond conventional boundaries. This photograph gives us a glimpse into their creative partnership and the deep bond they shared. The original pen and ink sketch by Rossetti displayed in Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery inspired this beautiful reproduction found in "The Saturday Book" edited by Leonard Russell. Its inclusion in this publication allows us to appreciate the timeless beauty of this moment captured over a century ago. As we observe Elizabeth Siddal engrossed in her work with determination etched on her face, we can't help but admire the dedication and skill she possessed as an artist. This image serves as a testament to both Siddal's artistic prowess and the enduring love between these two remarkable individuals who left an indelible mark on Victorian art history.
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