'Spindly Skeletons and Decentring Doom: Georgiana Burne-Jones's 'Death and the Lady''

Nat Reeve

'Spindly Skeletons and Decentring Doom: Georgiana Burne-Jones's 'Death and the Lady''

Nat Reeve

Department of English

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Abstract

A queer close reading of a lesser-spotted Pre-Raphaelite, examining how Burne-Jones's drawing disrupts ominous medieval precedents to protect the self-reflection of its doomed central figure.

Original language	English
Type	Blog post
Media of output	NDENCA Blog
Publication status	Published - 12 Nov 2020

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