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Pre-Raphaelites: framed and unframed prints

To celebrate our exhibition Pre-Raphaelite Sisters we present a selection of images of or by artists in the Pre-Raphaelite Circle from our Collection that are available as framed and unframed prints. Print prices start at £6 for an unframed print and £25 for a framed print. To order, select your image and follow the Buy a Print button link. Multi-buy offers, free postage (UK customers only) and international shipping are available.

 

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Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal), by Lewis Carroll, after Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 8 October 1863, based on a work of circa 1860 - NPG - © National Portrait Gallery, London

Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal)
by Lewis Carroll, after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
8 October 1863, based on a work of circa 1860
NPG P1273(2b)

Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal), after Dante Gabriel Rossetti, (1853) - NPG - © National Portrait Gallery, London

Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti (née Siddal)
after Dante Gabriel Rossetti
(1853)
NPG D9348

Peter Laskarides, probably by Marie Stillman (née Spartali), possibly by Lisa Stillman, September 1879 - NPG - © National Portrait Gallery, London

Peter Laskarides
probably by Marie Stillman (née Spartali), possibly by Lisa Stillman
September 1879
NPG P1273(29a)

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