Really interesting

I visited the exhibition in earlyJune and I loved it. I was just a bit frustrated not to see an English version of the catalog. I wonder if there will be one in the future. Or maybe I didn't get the correct information. Will this extraordinary exhibition be shown in other cities?

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To add to this , as a present to my parents , on my birth , Mr's Sterling presented My Parents with a six to seven inch , very heavy , Silver apostle spoon , stating , this is one of only two like this and the other belonged to the Queen Mother . Sadly it was stolen from us many years ago !

I visited the exibition: wonderfull. I loved particularly the tapestry work

18:47 for instance... this illustration shows fallen angels doing statues and stuff, giving my research the missing motivation. Thank you. Fallen Angels did everything amazing, it truly is a miracle what they built. Sadly the current deep state mission is to destroy this with wars.

Well, I think I’ll go and visit the exhibition in Forli. It’s bound to be amazing!

Well presented. Thank you.

Absolutely wonderful narration of lesser-known and later, but very important Pre-Raphaelite artists. Thank you for your very well-explained study of these artists!

Really interesting, thanks 😃

personal bookmarks for later use (i am writing an essay and this is very helpful!) 18:32

Thank you.

So enjoying this! As an aside - the photo of King's Cross at 31:13 looks very like the setting of Rossetti's unfinished "Found"; well, it does to me 😀

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I'm so thrilled to see this turn up on KZbin. I have recently begun my own research into Charlotte Babb, having bought, about thirty years ago - in a job lot of "prints in frames", an early student piece by the artist. I treasure it, and have done some research of my own into her life and work, both artistic and political.

Stunningly good presentation. The whole issue of both De Morgan's use of reflective materials to achieve a sense of luminosity is endlessly fascinating. I so love how that luminosity almost always reflects the personal emotional sense of the importance of the subject. A visual poetics of light really. Your work on the De Morgans is deeply appreciated. The much deserved wider viewership will come sooner than you imagine.

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Thank you so very much for thi.s. such divinity, such beauty. Valerie Farrington. A supporter of the Pre Raphaelite and Edward Coley Burn-Jones. I just love. V. 😮

As a Roddam of Roddam Hall I'm blessed to be able to view this from Tasmania, Australia. Thank you.

Loved this introduction to these artists. I will look out for the book. Thank you

What a lovely, fascinating and extraordinarily informative video. As a lifelong lover of both Victorian art and The Delaware Art Museum this video was pure pleasure. The exhibit was a big step in giving the astonishing work of Evelyn De Morgan and her husband the critical and popular attention they deserve. But for anyone who has been enthralled by a retrospective or special exhibition of any artist this video will bring alive the background work by specialists necessary to make an exhibition work. The discussion of the stunning arrangement of some of the ceramics of WIlliam De Morgan to harmonize with the figures in Evelyn De Morgan's painting "The Cadence of Autumn" took my breath away. Great job on the Video and the exhibition.

Photo old saint roques pinting ( morgan's)

Just viewed this exhibit in Delaware - truly a delightful experience. I am quite grateful to have viewed the exhibit before it leaves.

Sarah , can you please send me , or post , the links for Alice’s essays etc ? Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊

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Bravo. A really interesting and well presented talk. Thank you.

Andrew Graham-Dixon suggests that Caravaggio murdered Ranuccio Tomassoni during a pre-arranged duel because of an insult that Caravaggio had levelled at Tomassoni's wife, Lavinia.

Excellent talk, Sarah. Really learnt a lot.

Different era but it reminds me of when the Italian Ambassador had just returned from a poisonous gas conference and Mussolini asked him which was the most dangerous gas. "Incense" was the reply ;)

Great talk, Christina, thanks very much. Apparently, Millais made a technical error in his painting of the double rainbow in the Blind Girl: he painted the colours in the same order but actually the orders are reversed when seen together. When this was pointed out to him he re-painted the inner one !

A trip to the Watts gallery yesterday and a talk from Nadine inspired me to explore more about the De Morgans. Really enjoyed this talk, Lydia. Thank you very much I am originally from Doncaster and was not aware there was so much culture in South Yorkshire. ;)

One of the most amazing volumes I've ever read. It was also an absolute honour to interview Christina 🌹

Bravissima,Darcy!!👏😍

Thank you! This was very informative.

The ghost-like effect is really fascinating.

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wow~how interesting !

‘sup?-berathtaking ,friend. )

It is interesting how the symbolic depiction of fruits and vegetables changed from religious symbology to secular symbology.🤔

I saw this painting at the Legion of Honor a few years ago. The colors are stunning and vibrant in real life. It's easily one of the most beautiful paintings I've come across and I'm not sure why it isn't much more popular than it is. You really have to see it to see how vibrant it is.

Anna's painting of the Holland Park interior aroused my interest when I saw it at The Russell-Cotes Gallery some years ago in Bournemouth near to where I live. I knew about Sir Lawrence from some books I have in my collection about him and it was really interesting to hear about his wider family and how talented they all were. Thankyou Susie.

What a absolute tragedy to lose that painting in a fire! A wonderful and well researched talk, thank you.

Excellent lecture. Thank you!

Loved this, sorry I missed the live stream.

Maths and art, an underdeveloped relationship!

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I was looking for De Morgan that did math?

Thanks for such a wonderful and informative talk! It's so great to see excellent young scholars so enthusiastic about their research.

Thank you for the engaging and insightful presentation honouring Evelyn.