The PRS Review

The Review is the Society’s principal publication, published three times a year and dated Spring, Summer and Autumn. The publication contains articles, book reviews, illustrations and 'Notes and Queries', and offers the opportunity for all members who are interested in research and writing to contribute in a very satisfying way to the Society’s life.
Members now have the choice of receiving the Review either in printed booklet form or emailed as a PDF file.
Also, essays submitted to The Review may also have the opportunity to appear on The Victorian Web; a selection of each year's essays will be judged and the winners - with authorial approval and permission- will also be mediated on our partnership site.

First issued in the Spring of 1993, The Review appears three times a year except when special issues on individual artists are published. Single special colour issues devoted to DG Rossetti, Holman Hunt, JE Millais, Ford Madox Brown and Simeon Solomon have been published.

Review Archive Index
The Review Archive Index records every issue and its contents, from its first publication in 1993 to its current issue. Find it here.

Buy Back-Copies of the Review
If you wish to purchase back issues of The Review, please contact Serena Trowbridge at serena.trowbridge@bcu.ac.uk to check stock and confirm price and postage.

Contributors
We actively encourage contributions to the Review - please see our information for contributors here.

Sending Books for Review
For further information about sending books for the PRS to review, please click here.

The Aims of the Pre-Raphaelite Society:

"To promote the study of the works and lives of, and also to promote the wider appreciation of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their successors locally, nationally and internationally; to publish or encourage publication of, writings relating to the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their successors; to hold meetings, conferences and seminars of members and others who have an interest in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their successors and to arrange visits to places of local, national and international interest, and to co-operate with other societies with similar objectives."
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