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Dante Gabriel Rossetti

(1828-1882), Painter and poet

Sitter in 29 portraits
Artist associated with 22 portraits
Rossetti was a painter and poet; studied at the Royal Academy where he began translating Dante. He was a founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (1848), and closely associated with Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris. After the death of his first wife and model Elizabeth Siddal, Rossetti would rekindle a long and complicated relationship with his model, muse, and wife of his friend William, Jane Morris, whom he met whilst working on the Oxford Union murals. Images of Jane filled his pictures and poems, creating the Pre-Raphaelite image of the 'femme fatale'.

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Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal), after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(2a)

Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal)

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, circa 1863, based on a work of mid 1850s
NPG P1273(2a)

'King Arthur and the Weeping Queens', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(1a)

'King Arthur and the Weeping Queens'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 1856-1857
NPG P1273(1a)

Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal), by Lewis Carroll, after  Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(2b)

Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal)

by Lewis Carroll, after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 8 October 1863, based on a work of circa 1860
NPG P1273(2b)

Jane Morris (née Burden), by Lewis Carroll, after  Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(4a)

Jane Morris (née Burden)

by Lewis Carroll, after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 8 October 1863, based on a work of 1861
NPG P1273(4a)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Letting of the Vineyard', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(6)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Letting of the Vineyard'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1861)
NPG P1273(6)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: To Receive the Fruit', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(7)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: To Receive the Fruit'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1861)
NPG P1273(7)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Arrival of the Lord's Son', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(8)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Arrival of the Lord's Son'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1861)
NPG P1273(8)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Slaying of the Lord's Son', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(9)

'The Parable of the Vineyard: The Slaying of the Lord's Son'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1861)
NPG P1273(9)

Study for 'Aspecta Medusa', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(3)

Study for 'Aspecta Medusa'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 1863 or 1865
NPG P1273(3)

Study for 'Orpheus and Eurydice', after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(5)

Study for 'Orpheus and Eurydice'

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 1875
NPG P1273(5)

Christina Rossetti, after Dante Gabriel Rossetti - NPG P1273(1b)

Christina Rossetti

after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
photograph of drawing, albumen print, 1877
NPG P1273(1b)

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