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Jane Morris. Fue una modelo de artistas ingleses que encarnó el ideal pre-rafaelita de la belleza. Fue modelo y musa de William Morris (1834-1896), diseñador textil inglés, poeta, novelista, traductor y activista socialista, y también de Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
Jan Morris. (Clevedon, Somerset, 1926) Escritora, periodista y viajera británica de amplio reconocimiento internacional. Además de una pródiga carrera en la literatura, fue militar y corresponsal de guerra, y sus innumerables viajes, que trasladó a sus libros, la llevaron a coronar la cima del Everest. Jan Morris nació varón, y sus padres ...
6 de dic. de 2022 · Jane was an outstanding embroiderer, and ran the needlework department of Morris and Company for over a decade. She built a network of female friends and colleagues, and hosted poets, anarchists and artists at her homes in Kent, London and Oxfordshire. For the first time, we can see how she and William Morris worked together to develop a ...
Jane was the daughter of a stable hand and her mother was illiterate. When Morris decided to marry Jane, she hesitated, but as Rossetti was in a committed relationship with Lizzie Siddal, and having few options at the ripe age of 18, she relented. And William was a nice man. As Jane was uneducated, Morris paid to have her educated as a fine ...
22 de ene. de 2014 · Jane Morris, 1839-1914. On the centenary of her death on 26th January 2014, we take a brief look at the legacy of Jane Morris. “Beauty like hers is genius” – Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Jane Morris (1839-1914) is perhaps as well known for her personal relationships as she is for being the face of many well-known Pre-Raphaelite paintings.
Nacida Valerie Jane Morris-Goodall en Londres en 1934, su padre, Mortimer, era un empresario; su madre, Myfanwe (Vanne) Morris Goodall, era novelista y cuidaba de su familia. Las expectativas para Jane eran las habituales de la época: casarse con un hombre agradable y responsable y tener unos cuantos hijos.
Red House boasts original features and furniture by Morris and Philip Webb, stained glass and paintings by Burne-Jones and embroidery by Jane and Elizabeth Burden. Coupled with bold architecture and a garden designed to 'clothe the house', they add up to a fascinating and rewarding place to visit.
