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The Many Faces of "The Lady of Shalott"
Alfred, Lord Tennyson's enigmatic poem inspired many Pre-Raphaelite adaptations.
May 27
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Nicole Miras
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Don't Eat the Fruit at the Goblin Market!
Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market" (1862) and the dangers of forbidden fruit.
May 16
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Nicole Miras
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Rossetti's Women of Myth
Examining the influence of mythology on the works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and why he turned away from the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
May 12
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Nicole Miras
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Love on the Eve of St. Agnes
The Pre-Raphaelite William Holman Hunt brings to life John Keats's story of forbidden romance.
May 2
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Nicole Miras
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Art, Myth, and Literature: The Pre-Raphaelites
In this series, we'll explore the movement that stands at the intersection of art and fantasy.
Apr 18
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Nicole Miras
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Art, Myth, and Literature: The Pre-Raphaelites
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Annwn, Otherworlds, and Kingdoms Under the Earth
In the late Middle Ages, the fairy emerges as a distinct, folkloric figure.
Mar 9
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Nicole Miras
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A Midsummer Nightmare?
William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" includes one of the most famous literary depictions of fairies. How do Oberon and Titania compare to…
Feb 19
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Nicole Miras
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Who Was the Real St. Valentine?
And how did medieval ideas regarding courtly love inform the way we celebrate Valentine's Day?
Feb 12
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Nicole Miras
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Arthur Rackham: Illustrating Dreams
When I close my eyes and think of fairytales, it's Arthur Rackham's world that I envision. On one of the leading figures of the British Golden Age of…
Jan 23
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Nicole Miras
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Crossroads Roundup: (Potential) Face of Cleopatra, St. Nick's Tomb, and Good News for Books
The latest news in art, archaeology, culture, and more.
Dec 12, 2024
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Nicole Miras
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Crossroads Roundup: (Potential) Face of Cleopatra, St. Nick's Tomb, and Good News for Books
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The Endurance of "The Nutcracker"
How Tchaikovsky's holiday classic went from being panned by critics to becoming the world's most popular ballet.
Dec 10, 2024
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Nicole Miras
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The Many Lives of Arthur Conan Doyle
What to do when your medical practice doesn't have enough patients? You could sail the world, campaign on behalf of psychics, run for a seat in…
Nov 14, 2024
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Nicole Miras
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