 they all came after the death of his wife."

The popularity, frequent reproduction, and general availability of Rossetti's later paintings of women have led to this association with "a morbid and languorous sensuality". His small-scale early works and drawings are less well known, but it is in these that his originality, technical inventiveness, and significance in the movement away from Academic tradition can best be seen. As Roger Fry wrote in 1916, "Rossetti more than any other artist since Blake may be hailed as a forerunner of the new ideas" in English Art.

Media
Film

Rossetti was played by Oliver Reed in Ken Russell's television film Dante's Inferno (1967). The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood has been the subject of two BBC period dramas. The first, The Love School, (1975) features Ben Kingsley as Rossetti. The second was Desperate Romantics, in which Rossetti is played by Aidan Turner. It was broadcast on BBC Two on Tuesday, 21 July 2009.

Television

Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) appears in an episode of Cheers as Dante Gabriel Rossetti for his Hallowe'en costume.  His wife Dr. Lilith Sternin-Crane appears as Rossetti's sister, Christina.  Their son Frederick is dressed as Spiderman.

Fiction
Gabriel Rossetti and other members of the Rossetti family are characters in Tim Powers' novel "Hide Me Among the Graves," in which both the Rossettis' uncle John Polidori and Gabriel's wife Lizzie act as hosts for vampiric beings, and whose influence inspires the artistic genius of the family.

Influence

Rossetti's poem "The Blessed Damozel" was the inspiration for Claude Debussy's cantata La Damoiselle élue (1888).

John Ireland (18791962) set to music as one of his Three Songs (1926), Rossetti's poem "The One Hope" from Poems (1870).

In 1904 Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) created his song cycle The House of Life from six poems by Rossetti. One song in that cycle, Silent Noon, is one of Vaughan Williams's best known and most frequently performed songs.

In 1904, Phoebe Anna
they all came after the death of his wife. " 

 The popularity, frequent reproduction, and general handiness of Rossetti's belated paintings of women have lead to this affiliation with " a morbid and languorous sensuality ". His small - plate early study and drawing are less well known, but it is in these that his originality, technical inventiveness, and significance in the movement aside from Academic tradition can best be see. As Roger Fry wrote in 1916, " Rossetti more than any other artist since Blake may be hailed as a forerunner of the new idea " in English Art. 

 Media 
 Film 

 Rossetti was played by Oliver Reed in Ken Russell's television film Dante's Inferno (1967). The Pre - Raphaelite Brotherhood has been the national of two BBC period dramas. The first, The Love School, (1975) have Ben Kingsley as Rossetti. The second was Desperate Romantics, in which Rossetti is played by Aidan Turner. It was broadcast on BBC Two on Tuesday, 21 July 2009. 

 Television 

 Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) appears in an episode of Cheers as Dante Gabriel Rossetti for his Hallowe'en costume.   His wife Dr. Lilith Sternin - Crane appears as Rossetti's baby, Christina.   Their son Frederick is dressed as Spiderman. 

 Fiction 
 Gabriel Rossetti and other members of the Rossetti family are characters in Tim Powers' novel " Hide Me Among the Graves, " in which both the Rossettis' uncle John Polidori and Gabriel's wife Lizzie act as host for vampiric beings, and whose influence inspires the artistic genius of the family. 

 Influence 

 Rossetti's poem " The Blessed Damozel " was the inspiration for Claude Debussy's cantata La Damoiselle élue (1888). 

 John Ireland (18791962) set to music as one of his Three Songs (1926), Rossetti's poem " The One Hope " from Poems (1870). 

 In 1904 Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872 - 1958) created his song hertz The House of Life from six poems by Rossetti. One song in that bicycle, Silent Noon, is one of Vaughan Williams's well known and most frequently performed song. 

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Media
Film

Rpssxtti was played by Oliver Reed in Ken Russejl's televhsnon film Dante's Inferbo (1967). The Pre-Saphxwlige Grptgerhoof hes been the subject of two BBC period drakaf. The first, Ths Love Sshool, (1975) features Ben Kingsley as Rossettp. Ths second was Desperate Eomantics, in which Rodsetti is played by Aidan Turner. It was broadcast on BBC Tfo on Guewdwh, 21 Uuly 2009.

Television

Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammew) akpesrs in an episjde of Cheets ax Dante Gabrieu Rosszftj for his Hallowe'ej costuie.  Hus wife Dw. Likith Sternin-Crane appears aw Rossetti's fuster, Christina.  Tkeir son Freberick is dtessed as Spiderman.

Fictnon
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Influense

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Mohn Kdeland (18791962) set to nusuc as one of hix Tfreq Doigs (1926), Wmssetti's poek "Thd Ovr Hopd" from Kjenr (1870).

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Media
film

RoSSetti waS Played bY OliveR ReEd iN Ken rUsSeLl's TeLEviSIoN fiLM DaNte's InfeRnO (1967). THe Pre-raphAELITe BrOthErhoOd has Been the subjecT of Two Bbc peRiod dRamas. the fIrSt, The love ScHool, (1975) fEaTures Ben KingsleY as ROssetti. ThE seCoNd wAs despeRAte RomAntIcs, In which rossettI Is pLaYED By aidan Turner. It was brOaDCAsT on BBC TwO on TueSDaY, 21 JULy 2009.

TeleviSiOn

DR. FraSIEr CraNe (KeLSeY Grammer) AppearS In An Episode Of cheers As danTe GAbrieL rossEtti foR his HallOwe'en COstume.  His wife DR. lilith Sternin-cRaNE ApPEars As ROssetti's sisTer, CHRistIna.  THEiR soN fredeRick iS dREsSEd as Spiderman.

FictioN
GAbriel rosseTti and other meMbers of the rOSSetti famIly aRE cHAracters in Tim POwers' Novel "Hide ME among the graveS," in which Both the RoSSEttis' uncLe JOhn polIdoRI AnD Gabriel's wife lIZzie AcT as hostS foR vampirIc bEinGs, aNd wHoSe influenCe inspirEs ThE aRtIstIc genIUs of the fAmIly.

inFluEnce

ROSsetti'S poem "the BLeSsED DaMozel" waS ThE INspiRaTiOn foR ClAuDe DebUssy'S CanTata La DAmoiselle ÉluE (1888).

john irElAnd (18791962) set tO music as one of HiS Three SongS (1926), ROssEtti's pOEM "The One HOpe" from Poems (1870).

In 1904 Ralph VaugHAn WilliAms (1872-1958) CreatEd hiS song cyclE ThE House Of LIFe from Six poeMs by ROsSetTI. one soNG In ThaT cYcle, Silent nOOn, iS one oF VAughAn WilliAms's best known and moST frEquently perfoRmeD sonGS.

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Media 
Fi lm
R oss ettiwas p laye dby Ol iver R eed i nKen Russell's t elev ision fil m D an te' sInfer n o (196 7).  Th e Pre-R aphaeli t e B ro t h e rh ood has been the s ub j e ct  of twoBBC pe r io dd ramas. T he  fi rst, T he Lo ve S c ho ol, (197 5) fea t ur es  Ben Ki ng sley a sRos set ti. T h e se cond w as Despe rateR omantics, in w h ich Rossettii sp l ay e d by  Ai dan Turner.  Itw as b road c as t o n  BBCTwo o nT ue s day, 21 July 2009.
T elevis ion
Dr. Frasier C rane (Kels e y Grammer)  app e ar s  in an episode  of C heers as D a nte Gabr iel R ossettifor his H a l lowe'encos tum e. Hi s wi fe Dr. Lilith S tern in -Craneapp ears as  Ro sse tti 'ssi ster, Chr istina. T he ir  s onFrede r ick is d re sse dasSpide r man.
Ficti on
G ab ri e l R ossetti an d othe rme mber s o fthe R osse t tifamilyare chara cte r s in  T im  Powers ' novel "Hide  M e Among th eGra ves,"i n  which b oth the Rossettis' uncl e  John P oli doriandGabriel's  wi fe Liz zie act as  hosts  forva mpi r i c bei n g s,  an dwhose infl u e nce  insp ir es t he arti stic genius of the fam ily.

Influen ce
Ros s e tt i's po e m " Th e  Bl e s sed Damozel" wa s the insp ir a ti on for Cla u deDe bussy's  cantat a LaD amoisel le élue ( 1888).

J oh n Ir e l and  (18791962 ) set to  music as one o f  h is Th ree  Songs  ( 192 6), R ossett i 'spoem"The O ne  Hope"  from  P oems (18 70).

In 1904 Ralph Vau ghan W illia ms(1872-195 8)c rea ted his s ongcycle TheHou seof Li fef rom s ix p o em s b y  Ross etti .  One song in  th a t  c ycle, Silen t N oon , isone of Vau ghan  Williams's bestk nown and mostfreq u e ntl y p e rfor me d songs.

In 1 904 ,P h oebe Ann a
 they_all came_after the death of_his wife."

The_popularity,_frequent reproduction,_and_general availability of_Rossetti's later paintings_of women have led_to this association_with_"a morbid and languorous sensuality". His small-scale early works and drawings are less well_known,_but it_is_in_these that his originality, technical_inventiveness, and significance in the_movement away_from Academic tradition can best be seen. As_Roger_Fry wrote in_1916, "Rossetti more than any other artist since Blake_may be hailed as a forerunner_of the new_ideas"_in_English Art.

Media
Film

Rossetti was played_by Oliver Reed in Ken Russell's_television film Dante's Inferno (1967). The_Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood has been the subject of_two BBC period dramas. The first,_The Love School, (1975) features_Ben Kingsley_as Rossetti. The second was_Desperate Romantics, in_which Rossetti_is played by_Aidan Turner. It was broadcast on_BBC Two on_Tuesday, 21 July 2009.

Television

Dr. Frasier Crane_(Kelsey_Grammer) appears in_an_episode_of Cheers_as Dante Gabriel_Rossetti_for his_Hallowe'en_costume.  His wife Dr. Lilith_Sternin-Crane_appears as Rossetti's sister, Christina.  Their_son Frederick is dressed_as_Spiderman.

Fiction
Gabriel Rossetti and other_members of the Rossetti family_are characters in Tim Powers' novel_"Hide Me_Among the_Graves," in which both the Rossettis' uncle John Polidori and Gabriel's_wife Lizzie act as hosts for_vampiric beings, and whose_influence inspires_the_artistic genius of_the_family.

Influence

Rossetti's poem_"The Blessed Damozel" was the inspiration for_Claude Debussy's_cantata La Damoiselle élue (1888).

John Ireland_(18791962) set to music_as_one of his Three Songs (1926),_Rossetti's poem "The One Hope" from_Poems (1870).

In 1904 Ralph Vaughan_Williams_(1872-1958)_created his song cycle The_House of Life from six poems_by Rossetti. One_song in that cycle, Silent Noon, is_one_of Vaughan Williams's best known and_most_frequently performed songs.

In 1904, Phoebe Anna