PR Women, Art, & Poetry, Part 1h

Pre-Raphaelite Women

The Art-Sisters Gallery: Stillman

Love's Messenger by Marie Spartali Stillman

Marie Spartali Stillman

• Biography and 5 paintings. See also The Forgotten Pre-Raphaelite: Stillman, Part I, Part II, and Part III--biography and lots of good images.   (Note: See also Stillman's painting Love's Messenger at the top of this page and in left margin.) More images and information at my web page British Women Painters at the 1893 Exposition

"Messer Ansaldo Showing Madonna Dianora his Enchanted Garden"

by Marie Spartali Stillman. See large detailed image here.

NOTE: Pursued by Ansaldo, the married Dianora told him
she would never grant his suit until he made her midwinter
garden bloom with midsummer flowers. Aided by a magician,
Ansaldo did it. Her husband ordered her to honor her promise.
Not to be outdone in courtesy, Ansaldo released her from
her promise. (Boccaccio, Decameron, day x. 5.)

La Pensierosaby Marie Spartali Stillman

"Sir Tristram and Queen Yseult" (otherwise known as

"Sir Tristram and La Belle Fronde") by Marie Spartali Stillman

Dante at Verona by Marie Spartali Stillman

"The Pilgrim Folk" by Marie Spartali Stillman

"Antigone" by Marie Spartali Stillman

"The Long Walk at Kelmscott Manor Oxfordshire"

by Marie Spartali Stillman

"The Garden at Kelmscott Manor"

by Marie Spartali Stillman

"Blossom" by Marie Spartali Stillman

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PR Models, Lovers, Sisters

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