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Christina Rossetti's 'Goblin Market' tells the story of the encounter between Laura & Lizzie and goblin merchants. When Laura exchanges a lock of her hair for the taste of the goblins' 'fruit forbidden', she deteriorates https://t.co/HeSTxcb51O
🎨 Arthur Rackham

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2023-01-10

Impressive Tresses to keep you warm this winter: luscious locks for this week's Courbet's 'La Belle Irlandaise' (1865 Stockholm vers.), Rossetti's 'Lady Lilith' (1866-73 ), Millais' 'The Bridesmaid' (1851 Fitzwill Mus) & Sandys' 'Love's Shadow' (1867)

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2022-12-08

Goblins! 2 sisters, some sinister, anthropomorphic creatures with ambiguous intent & a smorgasbord of fruit! This week's is Chrisina Rossetti's haunting poem 'Goblin Market', the theme of the online PRS lecture this Sat 24th September with . Do join us!

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2022-09-20

Happy UK release day to & NOT GOOD FOR MAIDENS!

A witchy, bloody blend of supernatural horror and modern gothic, this is Salem's Lot meets The Darkest Part of the Forest in a horror-fantasy reimagining of Christina Rossetti's 'Goblin Market'.

🍎 https://t.co/gOhd6pt0TK

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2022-09-13

Christina Rossetti's ‘Goblin Market’ tells the story of an encounter between Laura & Lizzie & goblin merchants. Laura exchanges a lock of her hair to taste the goblins’ forbidden fruit & deteriorates till she is ‘knocking at Death’s door’ https://t.co/HeSTxcb51O

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2022-09-11

in Jim Henson's Labyrinth our heroine is offered a peach 🍑. From Hades pomegranate to Rossetti's The Goblin Market... Accepting food from the Fae will tie you to their world
And here my own version of "As the world falls down" ↘️🎵 https://t.co/1D3drtGPKf

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2022-09-06

Four illustrations by Arthur Rackham, published in 1933, for Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market" (1862).

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2022-09-01

This is Dante Gabriel Rossetti's stunning 1865 painting, Il Ramoscello!!!! It's one of my favourite portrait paintings by Rossetti!

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2022-07-21

Mirror mirror...this week's is all about revelatory reflections as featured in Holman Hunt's 'Awakening Conscience' (1853), Ford Madox Brown's 'Take Your Son, Sir!' (1856), Rossetti's 'Lady Lilith' (1873) & Sidney Meteyard's 'I am Half-Sick of Shadows' (1913)

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2022-06-09

Here are the paintings that they reference to compare this bodice with- 1. Titan's "La Bella" and Rossetti's "Veronica Veronese. However, it is also still very much in style with Edwardian fashion, mainly the Aesthetic movement.

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2022-06-07

illustrations for Christina Rossetti's epic poem 'The Goblin Market' tend to be in the luscious Pre-Raphaelite style, Christina's brother, D.G Rossetti' artwork setting the standard, which makes Ellen Raskin's psychedelic interpretation (1970) all the more original.

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2022-05-20

Watercolour by Rossetti, probably 1880, just a lovely composition which you might not think of as Rossetti's; yellow and blue have a special relevance now https://t.co/12WOVCGK4F

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2022-04-27

in Jim Henson's Labyrinth our heroine is offered a peach 🍑. From Hades pomegranate to Rossetti's The Goblin Market... Accepting food from the Fae will tie you to their world
And here my own version of "As the world falls down" ↘️🎵 https://t.co/1D3drtGPKf

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2022-04-27

A pop-surrealist twist of Rossetti's masterpiece - Lady Lilith. Much like the original artwork, this NFT dwells on narcissism, seduction and self-absorption. Obsession and repetitiveness remind the viewer of the transience of being.

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2022-04-23

to our Jewish editors, friends and followers. This is Rossetti's "Passover in the Holy Family" and there's an enlightening discussion of its typology: https://t.co/gZa8CE9syr

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2022-04-15

Symbols appearing in D.G. Rossetti's 1866 painting Lady Lilith allude to the femme fatale reputation of the Romantic Lilith: poppies (death & cold) & white roses (sterile passion). He wrote a sonnet: Lilith (later renamed Body's Beauty) to appear alongside it.

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2022-03-11

Inspired by Rossetti's 'Wedding of St George and Princess Sabra'

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2022-03-01

I totally forgot about the Goblin Market. Thanks for the mental nudge! Haven't read it in decades. Will have to read your thoughts. (Didn't see it in my feed, sorry!) Have to add, Rackham's illustrations for Rossetti's words are a perfect match. 🙂

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2022-02-14