(Work in Progress!)  For years this site had the typical blogroll-type links in the sidebar, but I’ve grown tired of how cluttered it seems.  I’ve decided that it would be far more useful to you if I created a page of links presented in a more organized fashion.  Well, perhaps not organized, but I like having the space to tell you about sites I choose to link to, rather than just posting a list.

Elizabeth Siddal links

Portraits of Elizabeth Siddal by Dante Gabriel Rossetti at the Walker Art Gallery

Elizabeth Siddal biography and gallery at Artmagick.com

Elizabeth Siddal at The Victorian Web

Lucinda Hawklsey, author of Lizzie Siddal: Face of the Pre-Raphaelites.  You can also follow her on Twitter.com as @lucindahawksley

Pre-Raphaelite Links

http://www.preraph.org/ The Pre-Raphaelite collection at the Delaware Art Museum, the largest Pre-Raphaelite collection outside of England.

http://www.preraphaelites.org/ Perhaps the most beautiful site on the internet.  Pre-Raphaelite Online Resource

The Kissed Mouth:  Biographer Kirsty Stonell Walker’s blog about Fanny Cornforth, Pre-Raphaelite art and other wonderful things.  Trust me, you will love it.  Follow Kirsty on Twitter:  @boccabaciata

The Beautiful Necessity:  written by Grace Nuth, who is a beautiful stunner in her own right.  Filled with a passion for all things Pre-Raphaelite.  It’s a gorgeous blog.  Grace also shares a passion for mythic living and decorating at Domythic Bliss.  Follow Grace on Twitter:  @GraceNuth

The Earthly Paradise:  written by Margaret Lozano, a historian with a passion for art, aesthetics and literature. Earthly Paradise is inspired by the art of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, classic literature and mythology and the writings of William Morris and the Romantic Poets.

Culture and Anarchy blog by Serena Trowbridge, editor of The Review of the Pre-Raphaelite Society.  Very good blog about 19th c. literature, culture, history, gothic literature and more.  Excellent Pre-Raphaelite posts.

Blog for The Pre-Raphaelite Society:  the international society for the study of the lives and art of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.  Here’s their main site:  http://www.pre-raphaelitesociety.org/

http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/burnejones Edward Burne-Jones page from the Birmingham City Council

JohnWilliamWaterhouse.com Excellent Waterhouse site.  Sister site to Artmagick.com

http://preraphaelitepaintings.blogspot.com/ Pre-Raphaelite Art blog by Hermes.  Add this site to your feed reader and you will enjoy the frequent updates and steady supply of Pre-Raph beauty.

Pre-Raphaelite Photographers  

The Pre-Raphaelite Critic Periodical criticism of the Pre-Raphaelite movement:  1848 to 1900.  This site is maintained by Thomas J. Tobin and has been online since 1996.

I cannot say enough about The Rossetti Archive.  Absolutely one of my favorite sites, it is an endless resource for me here and at Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood.   

ArtPassions.net is a treasure trove of fairy tale art and lore.  A beautiful site to explore.

The Swinburne Project  A digital archive of the life and works of Algernon Charles Swinburne.  John A. Walsh, Editor

The Femme Fatale is a new blog that explores the femme fatale in Pre-Raphaelite art. I’ve enjoyed the posts so far and look forward to reading more.

Dinah Roe!  She’s amazing and so is her blog, Pre-Raphaelite in the City.  Make space on your shelves for her books.  Follow Dinah on Twitter: @preraphsrule

Pre-Raphernalia:  The Pre-Raph sketchbook cartoon of Raine Szramski.  Brilliant.  Hilarious. Perfect. Raine captures the essence of the Pre-Raphaelite circle in a delightful way.

Verity Holloway’s blog should be added to your feed reader ASAP.  She shares my obsession for both Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Elizabeth Siddal, she’s knowledgeable about Pre-Raphaelite history and her observations are always brilliant.   In other words, she’s ace.  Follow her on twitter: @verity_holloway

Artistic Dress is beautiful and academic. (You can be both).  Written by Robyne Calvert,this blog is a wonderful read .  Follow on Twitter: @robyneerica

Sites I enjoy:

I have a special fondness for actress Valerie Meachum, since we share a deep-seated interest in Elizabeth Siddal.  Her blog, Divababble, is superb.  Superb, I tell you.  Plus, she’s working on a one-woman show featuring Lizzie.  Follow on Twitter  @valeriemeachum

Madame Guillotine: written by Melanie Clegg.  Entertaining and enjoyable, I love Melanie’s blog and I particularly enjoy following her on Twitter (@MmeGuillotine)

Medieval Muse Pretty with a capital P. This blog often showcases the handiwork of the blog author, Lisa Gill. Her medieval-inspired bags are gorgeous. Also, beautiful images, poetry and anything else that inspires Lisa. One of my favorites.

The Victorian Peeper Well written blog by Kristan Tetans, a good list of very useful links. Seriously, this is one of the best Victorian blogs around. Follow on Twitter @Tetans

Nineteenthcenturystuff.com, an academic website for those with an interest in the literature, art and culture of the 1900s. Very well done. Written by Karen Elizabeth Devlin. Follow on Twitter @19thcenturystuf

Three Pipe Problem is a favorite of mine!  If you’re interested in art history, you will enjoy http://www.3pipe.net/.  Also on twitter as @3pipenet.  Written by H Niyazi.
A Shakespearean Affair I’ve developed a fondness for this site, created by Sierra Ryan

http://endymion-at-night.blogspot.com/ Endymion at Night is the blog of Robert Parry, author of The Arrow Chest and The Virgin and the Crab.  Follow on Twitter @TweetsbyWriter

Ink on Demand from DJ Wiseman, author of A Habit of Dying. Follow on Twitter @HabitofDying

http://littleprofessor.typepad.com/ The Little Professor is an excellent Victorian blog.  And you can tell that she’s a genuine book lover, which is always a plus for me.

http://www.thearttribune.com/ The Art Tribune covers art history from the Middle Ages to the 1930s.  Very useful.

http://www.portr8s.com/ Artist Paul Noonan.  Very talented and has been a good friend to this site!

http://periodwardrobe.wordpress.com/ Period Wardrobe is the site of Pauline Loven.  I admire Pauline a great deal, her work in period costuming is meticulous.  And she’s delightful.  Other sites she is associated with: The Orchard House Wardrobe, Imagination Potential, Crow’s Eye Productions,  WAG Screen (make sure you check out their Lady of Shalott movie!)

Beloved Eleanor:  http://beloved-eleanor.co.uk/blog/ Blog devoted to Eleanor Castile.  Also history, art, architecture, films, books and music.

Travels in Art and Aesthetics Art history, Pre-Raphaelites and more.  Twitter @stella_louise 

Smitten by Britain home of the Britophile and all things British. Twitter @SmittnbyBritain

Author Theodora Goss has a riveting Tumblr blog where she shares her research for her current project, based on her novella The Mad Scientist’s Daughter.  I find it fascinating.  You can follow her on Twitter:  @theodoragoss

Have a link to recommend?  Email me at stephaniepina@lizziesiddal.com