Sir Max Beerbohm Miss Cornforth: 'Oh, very pleased to meet Mr Ruskin, I'm sure' 1916

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Sir Max Beerbohm A Quiet Morning in the Tate Gallery 1907

"The Name of Dante Gabriel Rossetti is heard for the first time in the western states of America. 1882. Lecturer: Mr Oscar Wilde" Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde 16th October 1854-1900. Cartoon by Max Beerbohm.

Max Beerbohm's "Rossetti and His Circle"

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Max Beerbohm, Rossetti and His Circle

its on archive. org if you want to view the book
The caption is about George Meridith exhorting Rossetti to come out for a walk. But who is that looong necked model ?

Max Beerbohm #2

Rossetti's Wombat: A Pre-Raphaelite Obsession in Victorian England

A lecture by Harold White Fellow, Angus Trumble, at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, 16 April, 2003

Max Beerbohm

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Max Beerbohm, Dante Gabriel Rossetti in his back garden, 1922. We see Rossetti sketching Fanny Cornforth and clockwise from Rossetti - J. M. Whistler, A. C. Swinburne, Theodore Watts-Dunton, W. M. Rossetti, William Morris, William Bell Scott, William Holman Hunt, John Ruskin and Fanny Cornforth, Sir Edward Burne Jones presents a flower to a kangeroo. Christina Rossetti, Sir John Everett Millais, Thomas Woolner and F. G. Stephens are missing.See J. Rosenfeld, The Pre-Raphaelite 'otherhood' and group identity in Victorian Britain.

Max Beerbohm - Ruskin, Rossetti and Fanny

Caricature by Max Beerbohm

Dante Gabriel Rossetti in his Back Garden, caricature by Max Beerbohm (1904), depicting Morris with D. G. Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Ruskin, Meredith, Swinburne, Hall Caine, Holman Hunt, William Bell Scott, various animals, and one of Rossetti's models

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