Christina Rossetti

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Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), from “Goblin Market” by Christina Rossetti, George G. Harrap

mikewheelerr:I loved you first: but afterwards your love - christina rossetti 

lecataste:Christina Rossetti | “Goblin Market” | 1862

Florence Harrison’s Illustrations from Poems by Christina Rossetti 1910

At Home illustration by Florence Harrison“At Home”–Christina RossettiWhen I was dead, my spiri

The Queen of Hearts illustration by Florence Harrison“The Queen of Hearts”–Christina RossettiH

decreationordie: From the Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti illustration by Dante Gabriel Rossetti

thefugitivesaint:Florence Susan Harrison (1877-1955), “Poems”, by Christina Georgina Rossetti, 1910S

cair–paravel:Page decorations by Florence Harrison for Poems by Christina Rossetti (1910).

Poems. Christina Rossetti. Illustrated by Florence Harrison. Blackie and Son, London, 1910. First ed

michaelmoonsbookshop:Florence Harrison’s Illustrations from Poems by Christina Rossetti 1910

A Birthday illustration by Florence Harrison“A Birthday”–Christina RossettiMy heart is like a

Arthur Hughes (1832-1915), “Speaking Likenesses” by Christina Rossetti, 1874Source

Arthur Hughes (1832-1915), ‘Frontpiece’, “Speaking Likenesses” by Ch

english-idylls:First verse of Dreamland by Christina Rossetti, illustrated by Florence Harrison.

From Christina Rossetti’s The Goblin Market.

The Old Letters. “I looked for that which is not, nor can be, etc.” - Christina

chloedeckr:— Christina Rossetti for luciferloveschloe ♡

Arthur Hughes (1832-1915), “Speaking Likenesses” by Christina Rossetti, 1874Sour

niiv:decreationordie:From the Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti illustration by Dante Gabriel Ross

enthymesis: Christina Rossetti, from Poems and Prose; “Consider the Lillies of the Valley&rdqu

peonyandbee:starrydiadems: First verses of Another Spring by Christina Rossetti illus

endoresse:The Poems of Christina Rossetti (1910) Florence Harrison

dante gabriel rossetti’s woodcut for the frontsipiece from the 1862 first edition of &ldq

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