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Outsiders Looking In

The Rossettis Then and Now

Edited by David Clifford and Laurence Roussillon

Anthem Nineteenth-Century Series



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ISBN: 9781843311058

Pages: 290

Pub Date: January 2004

Imprint: Anthem Press

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The essays in this volume demonstrate how the Rossettis – from the celebrated Dante Gabriel and Christina to the comparatively neglected Maria and William – drew upon a shared cultural experience, and describe how each contributed to the intellectual debates of the age and played a substantial role in their various fields. Bringing together significant contributions from some of the most renowned experts on the Rossettis, 'Outsiders Looking In' provides important new perspectives on this talented family and their brilliant legacy.

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