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Secrets ahoy! Today's #ThursdayTheme features two paintings entitled 'The Confession', one by Frank Dicksee, the other by John Collier. But who is doing the confessing? And what did they do?!

Celebrating the wonderful work of English illustrator Brian Froud (b.1947) for this week's #MagicMonday. Froud's intense blend of hallucinogenic fantasy and hyper-realism (& tumble-tressed maidens) is arguably influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites and their followers.

'The Angel of the Sea' (1906, private collection) by Edward Reginald Frampton (1872-1923) for this week's #FridayFavourite. More Frampton to follow in the following weeks (#FramptonFridays!)

Celebrating the highly talented illustrator Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973) this #SisterhoodSunday. Although very commercial now Barker's meticulous depictions of flowers surely deserve a second look, aligning with PRB attention to detail & the legacy of Victorian Fairy Painting.

Magical moonlit depictions of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' for this Sunday's posting. With contributions from John Simmons (1870), Sir Joseph Noel Paton (1847), Edwin Landseer (1851) & Francis Danby (1832) #SolsticeSunday

Arguably one of the most unnerving representations of Ophelia for this week's #FridayFavourite: by George Frederic Watts (1875-80, Watts Gallery, Artists' Village).

Today's #ThursdayTheme is Sleeping Beauty: with exquisite dreamy contributions from: Edward Burne-Jones (1895-90), John Collier (1923), Thomas Ralph Spence (c.1886) & Archibald Wakley (1901, detail)

A puzzling phosphorescence: can anyone identify artist and title of this spooky oil painting of 1872 for this week's #TuesdayTeaser?

Luminescent lunar images ahead of Wednesday's SuperMoon for this week's #MagicMonday, with offerings by Evelyn de Morgan, Edward Robert Hughes, Edward Burne-Jones and Simeon Solomon.

It's all about burgeoning blossom for this week's #ThursdayTheme. With superb work by Marie Spartali Stillman: 'Madonna Pietra degli Scrovegni' (1884 @walkergallery) & 'The Enchanted Garden of Messer Ansaldo' (1889) & John Everett Millais 'Spring' & detail (1859 @LeverArtGallery)