Index of Pages

• About Guggums.com
• Artful Curiosity on Every Page
• Elizabeth Siddal FAQs
• Elizabeth Siddal: Pre-Raphaelite Artist, Poet, and Muse
  • Elizabeth Siddal’s Death and Exhumation
    • Hall Caine on Elizabeth Siddal’s Exhumation
    • Inquest into the death of Elizabeth Siddal Rossetti
    • The Worst Man in London: Charles Augustus Howell and Lizzie Siddal’s Exhumation
    • What is Laudanum?
  • Elizabeth Siddal’s Legacy
    • Did Elizabeth Siddal inspire Bram Stoker?
    • Elizabeth Siddal and Sylvia Plath: tragic loss separated by a century
    • Framing Elizabeth Siddal: How We See Her and Why It Matters
  • Elizabeth Siddal’s Work
    • A Silent Wood
    • A Year and a Day
    • At Last
    • Dead Love
    • Early Death
    • Fragment of a Ballad
    • Gone
    • He and She and Angels Three
    • Lord May I Come?
    • Love and Hate
    • Shepherd Turned Sailor
    • The Lust of the Eyes
    • The Many Faces of Elizabeth Siddal
    • The Passing of Love
    • True Love
    • Worn Out
  • Life of Elizabeth Siddal
    • Drawn Together: Elizabeth Siddal and Dante Gabriel Rossetti
      • Artist Arthur Hughes shares an anecdote of the Rossettis honeymoon
      • Rossetti’s Letter to Allingham: Marriage of Siddal and Rossetti
      • Rossetti’s letter to William Allingham: Ruskin’s Patronage of Miss Siddal
    • Georgiana Burne-Jones writes about her friendship with Elizabeth Siddal
    • Letters written by Elizabeth Siddal
    • Poet William Bell Scott recalls Elizabeth Siddal
    • The Murderer in Lizzie Siddal’s Childhood
    • William Holman Hunt on Elizabeth Siddal’s discovery
• Exploring Millais’ Ophelia
  • “Miss Siddal had a trying experience”
  • Anne Thackeray Ritchie on Millais’ Ophelia
  • Artist Arthur Hughes on Millais’ Ophelia
  • Elizabeth Siddal and Ophelia: The Merging of Muse and Myth
  • Flowers in Ophelia: Millais’ Letter to Mrs. Combe
  • Millais: The Beginning of Ophelia
  • Ophelia in Hamlet: Literary Background
  • Some Notes on Millais As a Painter of Landscape
  • The Legacy of Millais’ Ophelia
• Index of Pages
• Journal
• Newsletter
• Ophelia as a Symbol of Emotional Depth in the 21st Century
• Ophelia in Culture: A Guide to Her Artistic, Literary, and Cultural Afterlives
• Pre-Raphaelite Adventures
  • A Pre-Raphaelite Look at Hitchcock’s Vertigo
  • Balancing on the Bridge
  • Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s Home
  • From Tennyson to TikTok: Are We All Living the Lady of Shalott’s Curse?
  • On Storms
  • Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
  • Pre-Raphaelite Princess of Star Wars
  • Seeing The Beatles through Paul McCartney’s Lens
  • St. Pancras Old Church Gardens
  • The Magic Down the Rabbit Hole
  • The Wounded Dove
  • Unconventional Beauty
  • Visiting Lizzie Siddal at Highgate Cemetery
    • Highgate Cemetery Image Gallery
  • Westminster Abbey
  • What Grows from Grief
• Privacy Policy
• The Ophelia Aesthetic: Why She Haunts Us
• The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Overview
  • Origins of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
    • Birth of the Brotherhood
    • Dante Gabriel Rossetti: The Romantic Rebel of the Pre-Raphaelites
      • La Vita Nuova: Dante Alighieri’s influence on Rossetti
      • Rethinking Rossetti
      • The Girlhood of Mary Virgin
      • The Women Behind Rossetti’s Paintings: A Brief Introduction to His Most Frequent Muses
    • John Everett Millais: The Prodigy Who Painted Emotion
    • Pre-Raphaelite FAQs
    • Pre-Raphaelite List of Immortals
    • Pre-Raphaelite Luminosity
    • Pre-Raphaelite Women
      • Alexa Wilding
      • Annie Miller
      • Christina Rossetti
      • Effie Gray Millais
      • Emma Madox Brown
      • Evelyn De Morgan
      • Fanny Cornforth
      • Georgiana Burne-Jones
      • Jane Burden Morris
      • Joana Boyce
      • Maria Zambaco
      • Marie Spartali Stillman
    • The Diaries of William Allingham
    • What is the ‘Pre-Raphaelite Woman?’
    • William Holman Hunt: The Visionary of Pre-Raphaelite Symbolism
• The Pre-Raphaelite Spell: Why I’m Still Here
• Welcome to the Glorious Guggums Newsletter!
• Why Ophelia Captivated the Pre-Raphaelites