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LIVE NOW! A huge congratulations on behalf of all at the Pre-Raphaelite Society to Dr Ester Diaz Morillo on the completion of her viva! Karl chats to Ester about her graduation, research journey and some amazing musical and visual adaptations of Christina Rossetti she studied.

#MondayMood 1. First, having difficulty getting out of bed. 🖼️’Thou has left me ever, Jamie’, William Bell Scott. 2. Then taking a mindful moment. 🖼️ ‘The Enchanted Boat’, Walter Crane. 3. And finally back to work. 🖼️ ‘The Forge of Cupid’, Edward Clifford, 1861.

Passion Flowers for this #TuesdayThought. 🖼️ ‘Passion Flowers’, Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys. 🖼️ ‘Convent Thoughts’, Charles Allston Collins, 1850-51, Ashmolean Museum. 🖼️ ‘The Passion Flower’, Herbert Arnold Olivier.

#WednesdayWonder with the work of Anna Mary Howitt and a new lecture announcement. THE LEGACY OF ANNA MARY HOWITT by Alex Round The Birmingham and Midland Institute, B3 3BS Saturday 28th June 2025, 11am THIS IS AN IN PERSON LECTURE Book here- pre-raphaelitesociety.org/event-details/…

Exciting, New, Online Pre-Raphaelite Society Lecture- ‘WILLIAM BELL SCOTT’S SCREEN: A PRE-RAPHAELITE ROMANCE’ By Dr Emily Learmont VIA ZOOM ON SATURDAY 5TH JULY 2025 AT 11AM Tickets can be purchased online at pre-raphaelitesociety.org/event-details/…

Our social media today is being taken over by the wonderful Pre-Raphaelite Society Chair and new Professor of Pre-Raphaelite Studies, Dr. Serena Trowbridge. She will be sharing more about the society, and why you should become a member, her favourite artworks and new role!

Hi I’m Dr. Serena Trowbridge and for my final social media takeover post, I wanted to share about an exciting new role, and the first of its kind- Professor of Pre-Raphaelite Studies- and how inspired I am by the current diversity of research and scholars involved in the field.

LIVE NOW! Welcome to Cecilia Neil-Smith who plunges the aquatic depths of Burne-Jones, de Morgan and Waterhouse, showing how mermaids and sirens transformed from an ancient and medieval symbol to a challenge for Victorian conceptions of gender, sexuality, conformity and biology.

Magic and Midsummer: celebrating the season of summer. 1. 🖼️’Midsummer Eve’, Edward Robert Hughes, 1908. 2. 🖼️ ‘Midsummer’s Eve: A Reverence to Roses’, John Henry Lorimer, 1905, National Trust Scotland. 3. 🖼️ ‘Hermia and Lysander, A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, John Simmons, 1870