Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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Poet and painter, founder and acknowledged leader of the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (18281882) has beguiled and intrigued admirers for more than a century with his turbulent life and his romantic imagery.Rossetti, the Englishborn son of an Italian political refugee and brother of the poet Christina Rossetti, considered a career as a poet before seeking his fortune as an artist and succeeding in both occupations. Unable to adapt to the discipline of formal art training, Rossetti ultimately developed a personal style that placed him at the forefront of the Victorian artistic world.Forty of Rossetti's finest works are reproduced here in large, fullcolor plates and accompanied by individual commentaries. An illustrated introductory text traces the details of Rossetti's fascinating life and career and sets his art in the context of his day.

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