An exhibition opens at Cartwright Hall, Bradford, tomorrow of rare works that trace Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s obsession with Jane Morris.
Rossetti’s Obsession: Images Of Jane Morris consists of works by the 19th century Pre-Raphaelite painter, who fell in love with the wife of arts and crafts movement pioneer William Morris.
It will also show photographs of Jane, including a number in which she poses for possible paintings for Rossetti The exhibition, which runs until June 1, marks the centenary of Jane’s death and will be supported by events, including a free talk from Rossetti and Jane Morris expert Jan Marsh of London’s National Portrait Gallery, tomorrow at 2.30pm.
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