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Dante Gabriel Rossetti correspondence
c.1852 - 1882
Letters written by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and addressed to a range of correspondents. The series includes long sequences of letters addressed to (Walter) Theodore Watts-Dunton, William Davis, Francis ...
Maria Rossetti letters
c.1850 - 1876
2 letters sent by Maria Rossetti, one to Dr Heimann, and another to John Lucas Tupper.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to (Walter) Theodore Watts-Dunton
1872-1882
Letters from Dante Gabriel Rossetti to (Walter) Theodore Watts-Dunton, a solicitor, literary critic and friend who regularly visited and advised Rossetti. The letters, which are often brief, note the ...
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to John Lucas Tupper
1849-1871
Letters from Dante Gabriel Rossetti to John Lucas Tupper, a close associate of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and contributor to the Germ, the journal of the PRB. Many of these letters are written du...
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Thomas Woolner
1843-1882
1 letter, dated 'Monday', describing plans for a visit from a Mr Marshall.
William Michael Rossetti to John Lucas Tupper
c 1850 -1879
Letters from William Michaell Rossetti to John Lucas Tupper, a close associate of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and contributor to the Germ, the journal of the PRB. In these letters William Michael ...
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Ford Madox Brown
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882)
c. 21.02.1859
Two letters addressed to Ford Maddox Brown.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to George Lucas
c. 30 Mar 1865
'My dear Lucas/You will have heard from Taylor that he must decline the proposed articles...'
Charles Rowley Jr to Dante Gabriel Rossetti
07 Apr 1876
Letter addressed to DGR from Charles Rowley, on 'English Picture Publishing Company' headed paper. Rowley would like to publish a painting of DGR's, presumably as part of a wider programme of publicat...
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to William Michael Rossetti
c.13 Oct 1869
'My dear William/I wished last night to speak to you on a subject which however I find it necessary to put in writing...'. (Typed transcript only)
Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Francis Hueffer
c. 7 Jun 1870
'My dear Sir/Will you give me the pleasure of dining here on Monday next at 7-30, when you will meet several of your friends...'