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Britain is an obvious pilgrimage site for all Pre-Raphaelite fans.

Theodor von Holst, an overlooked Gothic artist, influenced Rossetti and the Pre-Raphaelites, beginning with his haunting 1831 illustrations for Frankenstein

What do we think of when we ponder the Victorian era? I, for one, always think of steam trains, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Sherlock Holmes, Jack the Ripper, pea-soupers (thick London fog), public libraries, and Lewis Carroll鈥檚 Alice鈥檚 Adventures in Wonderland.

Elizabeth Siddal's tragic life as a muse and model and Christina Rossetti鈥檚 poetry, expose the Pre-Raphaelite era鈥檚 depiction of women鈥檚 suffering

The collection that makes up Puerto Rico鈥檚 Museo de Arte de Ponce was assembled by Luis A. Ferr茅, one of the most interesting men of his age.

The world of cinema and art has always been deeply intertwined, with filmmakers drawing inspiration from various art movements.

New Year鈥檚 Resolutions Inspired by Artists.

Edgar Degas鈥檚 lifelong fascination with ballet dancers is legendary (and unparalleled in the art world of his time).

鈥淲oman鈥� is more than just the female of the human species. The word conjures deep emotions and feelings that are as varied as there are people. 

Stimulating little exhibition: Scent and the Art of the pre-Raphaelites reviewed The pre-Raphaelites seem to have had a thing for smells.

She was the great love of the Early Renaissance Italian poet Dante Alighieri. He adored her so much that he cast her as his divine guide to the celestial spheres of heaven in the last book of the Divine Comedy (La Divina Commedia in Italian). 

Located on the campus of the University of Birmingham, the Barber Institute of Fine Arts is set to mount the exhibition 鈥淪cent and the Art of the Pre-Raphaelites.鈥�

Read the story of Beata Beatrix by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, one of the key members of the Pre-Raphaelites movement. 

As we approach Christmas, artist monographs are increasingly appearing on the market, so I begin the October Art Diary with several, which are also linked to launch exhibitions.

An exhibition at Birmingham鈥檚 Barber Institute brings an extra dimension to the art by creating the aromas of the English countryside and a Russian church