My Favourite Pre-Raphaelite Books

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	"The only biography of this familiar, fabulous woman.  And I wrote it !"

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	"Although this doesn't hang together as a concept, the individual artists are gorgeous."

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	"A miserable baggage, but what a looker ! Mrs Morris, in all her glory."

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	"A very important book, seminal, Jan Marsh rules, we must worship."

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	"An extremely beautiful book, with plates of good quality.  Includes some lesser known works, and good interpretation."

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	"Small and practical.  A veritable set text for those wishing to seriously study pre-raphaelite art."

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	"Jan Marsh shows the way forward.  This is Lizzy Siddal, past, present and future."

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	"For those not lucky enough to have seen a beautiful, little exhibition, this reasonably priced catalogue is a must."

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	"Another exhibition, and although the interpretation is a little out of date, it's nice to see Fanny Cornforth take centre stage."

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	"Fabulous plates, a good place to start."

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	"Finally, Violet Hunt, author of Wife of Rossetti, the funniest book on Rossetti, deserves our respect for being so wrong with such relish ! God bless you, Violet, you mad woman !"