Sir Edward Burne-Jones's Literary Relations: Sources, Influences, Confluences, Analogues (original) (raw)

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Introductory material

• Burne-Jones, Pater, and Swinburne — Founders of Later Pre-Raphaelitism
• Chaucer (as subject)
• John Ruskin
  • •••As patron and supporter
  • •••Relation to Ruskinian theory
  • Ruskin-Whistler trial
• •••Malory
• George MacDonald
• William Morris
  • Friendship and professional relationship
  • Joint work: stained glass
  • Joint work: furniture design and tapestry
  • Joint work: Kelmscott Chaucer
  • Morris's poetry inspires Perseus Cycle
  • Catherine Arscott's William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones: Interlacings [review]
  • Andrea Wolk Rager's The Radical Vision of Edward Burne-Jones [review]
• Dante Gabriel Rossetti
  • Early mentor and inspiration
  • Effect on specific early work
• A. C. Swinburne
  • Provides subject for individual major work — Laus Veneris
• •••Alfred Lord Tennyson

Last modified 30 July 2003