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JSTOR_Daily: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal had her own aspirations as an artist.
JSTOR_Daily: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal had her own aspirations as an artist.
Pub_Hist: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
Lady Clare
always0nny: I care not for my Lady’s soul
Though I worship before her smile;
I care not where be my Lady’s goal
When her beauty shall lose its wile.
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
always0nny: Low sit I down at my Lady’s feet
Gazing through her wild eyes
Smiling to think how my love will fleet
When their starlike beauty dies.
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
always0nny: I care not if my Lady pray
To our Father which is in Heaven
But for joy my heart’s quick pulses play
For to me her love is given.
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
always0nny: Then who shall close my Lady’s eyes
And who shall fold her hands?
Will any hearken if she cries
Up to the unknown lands?
The Lust Of The Eyes by Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
yianniseinstein: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal (25 July 1829 – 11 February 1862) was an English artist--Self portrait
Inmediopugna: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
The Descent from the Cross
TateArtBot: Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal, Lady Affixing Pennant to a Knight’s Spear, 1856
projectourworld: The Haunted Wood
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal (1829–1862)
National Trust, Wightwick Manor
ubu507: The Haunted Wood
Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal (1829–1862)
National Trust, Wightwick Manor
Asamsakti: Shackles it has held us in it’s embrace into 2021 with hope and optimism
Poem by Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
With utmost gratitude to
JPJaminNY: “The Haunted Wood”
~ Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal
mahynourr_magdy: “Two girls in a conservatory” | By Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal - (English,1829-1862), Attributed to Arthur Hughes - (English,1832-1915).
