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Finished study for Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund, c. 1900-5 (chalk) (see 27988)

Finished study for Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund, c. 1900-5 (chalk) (see 27988)


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Finished study for Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund, c. 1900-5 (chalk) (see 27988)

WDM77259 Finished study for Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund, c.1900-5 (chalk) (see 27988) by Morgan, Evelyn De (1855-1919); De Morgan Collection, courtesy of the De Morgan Foundation; eDe Morgan Foundation; English, out of copyright

Media ID 23219828

© De Morgan Foundation / Bridgeman Images

Aquitaine Clifford Envy Poison Pre Raphaelite


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This print captures the essence of a legendary tale, "Finished study for Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund". Created by Evelyn De Morgan in the early 1900s, this chalk drawing transports us back to a time filled with envy, betrayal, and poison. The image depicts two women at the center of a gripping narrative. Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, known for her beauty and power, stands tall with an air of authority. Beside her is Fair Rosamund Clifford, renowned for her mesmerizing allure. The intricate details in their garments showcase De Morgan's meticulous artistry. As we delve into this pre-Raphaelite masterpiece, we are reminded of the dark undertones that surround these characters. The legend tells us that Queen Eleanor was consumed by jealousy towards Rosamund due to her relationship with King Henry II. It is said that she poisoned Rosamund as an act of revenge. The dramatic cliffside setting adds depth to the composition while symbolizing the precarious nature of their relationships. Through this stunning drawing, De Morgan skillfully captures both beauty and treachery within one frame. Courtesy of the De Morgan Foundation and Bridgeman Images' collection, this print allows us to appreciate not only the artistic talent but also explore timeless tales from history. Let yourself be captivated by this extraordinary piece as it invites you into a world where legends come alive through delicate strokes on paper.

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