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Look back in languor A century ago crowds flocked to see Edward Burne-Jones's Sleeping Beauty cycle: gorgeous figures slumped in high romantic swoon. How much of the enchantment remains today?
Michael Glover
December 1999
Poétique de la critique picturale symboliste
Ms Micéala Symington
December 1999
Edward Burne-Jones and the Romance of Laboror
Professor Shira Brisman
2000
British painters in the Paris salons 1881-1939: A real presence
Béatrice Crespon-Halotier
2000
The Evolution of a Collection: Drawings in Cleveland JOURNAL ARTICLE The Evolution of a Collection: Drawings in Cleveland
Diane De Grazia
2000
FRANCESCO MARTINETTI AND THE CISTA PASINATI: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE ENHANCEMENT OF ANCIENT BRONZES
Professor Richard Daniel De Puma
2000
The Law of Progress and the Ironies of Individualism in the Nineteenth Century
Professor Regenia Gagnier
2000
The Letters and collection of William Graham — Pre-Raphaelite Patron and Pre-Raphaelite collector
Oliver Garnett
2000
The 'Woman Question': Ruskin and the Female Artist
Dr. Pamela Gerrish Nunn
2000
The 'woman question' Ruskin and the female artist
Dr. Pamela Gerrish Nunn
2000
Burne-Jones's picture frames
Paul Mitchell , Lynn Roberts
2000
Old Master and Nineteenth-Century Drawings at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University
Dr. William W. Robinson
2000
A Prime Teaching Collection at Princeton: The Platt and Mather Drawings. The Murray drawings, many cut down from larger sheets and with Murray's monogram erased, were sold to Platt as the works of Sir Edward Burne -Jones.
Barbara T Ross
2000
V&A spurns Morris treasures
Christopher Reed , Vanessa Thorpe
January 2000
Living with antiques: A collection of Victorian decorative arts
Martin Levy
June 2000