#rossetti
Today’s installment of: If you give a Victorianist photoshop…
More of Well-I-think-I’m-funny. I present: a further mashup of #BetterBookTitles AND OUP-style book covers made by yours truly:
Christina Rossetti’s “Girls Eat Free and Never Leave” (and other poems)
[Background image: Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s second edition frontispiece to “Goblin Market” (1865). Inspired by this incredible video by our lady of the V, Janelle Monáe, “PYNK”! Thanks to Caroline Framke for the screencap from the music vid.]
See more of my OUP-style book covers here!
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Reverie, 1868,Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Medium: chalk,paper
https://www.wikiart.org/en/dante-gabriel-rossetti/reverie-1868
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - The Blessed Damozel
1871-1878 / oil on canvas / 136.8 cm × 96.5 cm / Harvard Art Museums (Cambridge, USA)
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Caspar David Friedrich, Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, 1818
Emotions run supreme in Romanticism and now you don’t have to read the great Romantic literature of the 19th century to get in touch with your sentimental side. Simply follow our Romanticist artists on social media and let them bring a touch of sensitivity to your day. Just keep in mind that I am not responsible for the deep ponderous silences or existential awe which may occur.
William Turner ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Francisco Goya ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Eugene Delacroix ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
William Blake ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Caspar David Friedrich ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
John Constable ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Theodore Gericault ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Dante Gabriel Rossetti ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Ivan Aivazovski ( Facebook|Twitter|Tumblr)
Note: This is not a complete list of Romanticism artists and I will keep on adding to it :)
