Georgiana Burne-Jones and Pip

Georgiana with baby Philip (Pip) not long after 1861 when he was born

Edward John Poynter - Portrait of Georgiana Burne-Jones

Georgina MacDonald

Georgina MacDonald at 16 at the time she became engaged to Burne-Jones

Georgiana Burne-Jones by Frederick Hollyer

c. 1890

http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O103170/photograph-georgiana-burne-jones-portraits-of/

Georgiana (née Macdonald), Lady Burne-Jones

by Frederick Hollyer c. 1882

http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/largerimage.php?search=ss&firstRun=true&role=sit&sText=burne+jones&LinkID=mp66103&rNo=4

Georgiana Burne-Jones

At her home in Fulham with her son Philip, daughter Margaret and Jane Morris and her daughters, Jenny and May

http://www.morrissociety.org/JWMS/AU96.12.1.Williams.pdf

nb. pdf file

She was only 15 when she became engaged to Burne-Jones in 1856. She was known in her circle as Georgie and wrote a two-volume biography of her husband. Small in statue but very strong minded she was the daughter of a Methodist Minister in Birmingham. She was a very good musician and had studied illustration with the intention of becoming a wood engraver. She was good friends and a staunch supporter of both Algernon Swinburne and Simeon Solomon at a time when both were outcasts to Society, but her real friend (perhaps soulmate is a better term) was William Morris. She helped found the South London Art Gallery.

Description of Lizzie from Georgiana Burne-Jones

http://lizziesiddal.com/portal/?p=3