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Happy Birthday to Jan Marsh from the PRS! Such a seminal and significant contributor to Pre-Raphaelite studies ! 🎂

A select offering of animals by William Holman Hunt- and his sister Emily- on #WorldAnimalDay. The gorgeous collie dog is 'Jealous Jessie' 1861 (Maas Gallery)

Jewish painter Rebecca Solomon was born #OTD in 1832 & worked with Millais on a replica of 'Christ in the House of His Parents' & with Burne-Jones. Active in petitioning the RA to open its schools to women, her genre works often critiqued gender, ethnic & class prejudice.

The PRS Tweeter was in Birmingham at the weekend, marvelling over the very splendid collection at Birmingham Art Gallery & Museum @BM_AG
Although some PRB paintings are currently on tour, the following were on display & the fourth image is a detail for this week's #TuesdayTeaser

Romantic German painter Caspar David Friedrich was born #OTD in 1774. Although too early too be a Pre-Raphaelite, his reverence for Nature, evident in his stunning & often haunting woodland & alpine landscapes, & attention to detail, echo that of the PRB #CasparDavidFriedrich

Supremely talented & radical artist Evelyn de Morgan was born #OTD in 1855. Her arresting paintings are imbued with a rich spiritual, mythological & allegorical symbolism.
Evelyn & ceramicist husband William de Morgan were involved in Spiritualism, Suffrage & Pacifism @DeMorganF

Still windy where you are? Embrace your inner (Waterhouse) nymph and go with gusts! #windywaterhouse

Happy #BookLoversDay from the PRS! 📚

Incredibly talented Phoebe Anna Traquair died #OnThisDay in 1936: painter, enamellist, illuminator, embroiderer, jewellery-maker, book-binder. Tours of her spectacular murals at The Song School, St Mary's Cathedral & Mansfield Traquair Centre are on during Edinburgh Festival

English painter, Isobel Lilian Gloag was born #OnThisDay in 1865. Some of her work shows Pre-Raphaelites tendencies in terms of mood, subject and colour. Featured here: the magnificent 'Kiss of the Enchantress' 1890, 'The Magic Mantle' 1898 and 'Four Corners to My Bed' c.1901