Bad Emms on the River Lahn where Morris stayed six weeks with Jane taking the cure in 1869. The second image is the Kesselbrunnen where the spa waters were dispensed.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Bad Emms on the River Lahn
Bad Emms on the River Lahn where Morris stayed six weeks with Jane taking the cure in 1869. The second image is the Kesselbrunnen where the spa waters were dispensed.
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Jane in Sienna in 1881
Jane in Sienna in 1881 with Thomas James Sanderson, Jane Cobden and her sister Annie who Thomas later married changing his name to Cobden-Sandersen.
Medieval-style jewel casket belonging to Jane
1859, wood bound with studded iron bands
Society of Antiquaries of London, Kelmscott Manor 202
The Pre-Raphaelite design of this casket is typical of the work of Philip
Webb. The panels were painted by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and his wife
Lizzie Siddal. At least one of the paintings appears to have been copied
from a fifteenth-century manuscript. The casket belonged to Jane Burden,
William Morris’s wife, and was possibly given on her marriage in 1859.
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