‘The Lady of Shalott’, by Florence Rudland (original) (raw)

The Lady of Shalott

Florence Rudland

Photo-mechanical reproduction of a wood-engraving by Rudland

6 x 4 inches

The Yellow Book 9: 54

One of the many versions of Tennyson’s celebrated poem, which conveys her mental agitation in the form of swirling material from the loom.

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• Birmingham School of Illustration

Scanned image and text by Simon Cooke.

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