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The Review Archive Index

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Title
Vol
Issue
Date
Page
Type
Author
Comments
The Society
5
1
1997 Spring
26
News
various
Notes and Queries
5
1
1997 Spring
28
News
various
The Mystery of the Three Stonebreakers
5
2
1997 Summer
1
Essay
Mike Hickox
Supplements the Article which appeared in Vol 3 No 1
The Pre-Raphaelites in Ireland
5
2
1997 Summer
9
Essay
Philip McEvansoneya
Concerns both Pre-Raphaelite work and artists in Ireland
In Search of the Background to Millais' Ophelia
5
2
1997 Summer
16
Essay
Barbara C. L. Webb
“Background”, in this sense, means the actual scene of the painting
The William Morris Chronology by Nicholas Salmon with Derek Baker 1996
5
2
1997 Summer
25
Book Review
Paul Hardwick
The Society
5
2
1997 Summer
27
News
various
Notes and Queries
5
2
1997 Summer
28
News
various
William Holman Hunt: From Art to Literature
5
3
1997 Autumn
1
Essay
Gill Stoker
Deals mainly with the influence of Hunt’s reading on his work as an artist
Note of a Swinburne Biographer on the Algernon Crusade
5
3
1997 Autumn
16
Essay
Rikky Rooksby
Survey of previous biographies of Swinburne, with remarks by Rooksby about his own approach to Swinburne’s life
The Victorian Nude: Sexuality, Morality and Art by Alison Smith 1996
5
3
1997 Autumn
22
Book Review
Philip McEvansoneya
Rare Spirit: A Life of William De Morgan, 1839-1917 by Mark Hamilton 1997
5
3
1997 Autumn
23
Book Review
Kenneth Quickenden
The Society
5
3
1997 Autumn
27
News
Don Esposito
Founder's Day Lecture, 25th October 1997
Notes and Queries
5
3
1997 Autumn
28
News
various
Sexual Taboos, Catholic Views & Critical Reviews: The Unspoken Words about Two Pre-Raphaelite Paintings
6
1
1998 Spring
1
Essay
Thomas J. Tobin
Contemporary critical reaction to Rossetti’s The Girlhood of Mary Virgin and Hunt’s The Awakening Conscience
John Brett's Lady with a Dove
6
1
1998 Spring
12
Essay
Mike Hickox
Claims this 1864 painting is the most enigmatic of all John Brett’s pictures
Cliffe Castle Museum, Keighley
6
1
1998 Spring
17
Gallery Review
Paul Hardwick
Home to a display of Morris & Co Glass
Restoration at Buscot Park
6
1
1998 Spring
19
News
June E. Taylor
Based on a report in The Times for 13 April 1998. Buscot houses Burne-Jones’s Briar Rose series.
Pre-Raphaelite Birmingham by Roy Hartnell 1996
6
1
1998 Spring
20
Book Review
Paul Hardwick
Arthur Hughes: His Life and Work compiled by Leonard Roberts 1997
6
1
1998 Spring
21
Book Review
Judith Stevenson
Catalogue Raisonné with an Introduction by Stephen Wildman
Pre-Raphaelite Women Artists curated by Jan Marsh and Pamela Gerrish Nunn
6
1
1998 Spring
22
Exhibition Review
Angela Thirlwell
Manchester City Art Galleries until 22 February 1998, then Birmingham City Art Gallery and Museum, then Southampton City Art Gallery
The Society
6
1
1998 Spring
24
News
various
Notes and Queries
6
1
1998 Spring
28
News
various
Edward Burne-Jones: 1833-1898
6
2
1998 Special
0
Title
N/A
A Commemorative Centenary Issue of The Review
Edward Burne-Jones: An Address Given at the Service of Commemoration in Birmingham Cathedral, 19th June 1998
6
2
1998 Special
2
Essay
John Christian
Obituaries of Edward Burne-Jones
6
2
1998 Special
6
Obituary
N/A
From The Times. Accompanied by Swinburne’s Memorial Poem.
The Vision of Woman in The Golden Stairs
6
2
1998 Special
8
Essay
Mary Gilhooly
Burne-Jones and the Design of the Holy Grail Tapestry Series
6
2
1998 Special
17
Essay
Donato Esposito
Miss Wilkes's Windows
6
2
1998 Special
26
Essay
Joe Hunt
History of the design and construction of the Burne-Jones windows for the Cathedral, as commissioned by Emma Chadwick Villiers Wilkes
Living with the Burne-Jones Glass in Birmingham Cathedral
6
2
1998 Special
39
Essay
Peter Berry
By the Provost of Birmingham Cathedral, the Very Revd Peter Berry
A Reader's Guide to Burne-Jones
6
2
1998 Special
41
Essay
Ann S. Dean
A descriptive Bibliography
Edward Burne-Jones: A Chronology
6
2
1998 Special
46
Chronology
Roy Hartnell
Letter from the Editor
7
1
1999 Spring
2
News
Michael Adams
Arthur Hughes: A Brief Summary of His Life and Work
7
1
1999 Spring
3
Essay
Iris Graham
Christina Rossetti's "Coast Nightmare": A Note
7
1
1999 Spring
10
Essay
Jan Marsh
The Poem examined here was written in 1857 but was not published in full until 1990
Millais's Later Work: The Decline or Evolution of an Artist?
7
1
1999 Spring
13
Essay
Paul Barlow
The Author concludes that the “frequently repeated condemnation” of Millais’s later work is “deeply unfair”
Julia Margaret Cameron's Women edited by Sylvia Woolf 1998
7
1
1999 Spring
21
Book Review
Patricia A. O'Connor
On Poetry, Paintings and Politics: The Letters of May Morris and John Quinn edited by Janis Londraville 1997
7
1
1999 Spring
21
Book Review
Patricia A. O'Connor
The Society
7
1
1999 Spring
23
News
various
Notes and Queries
7
1
1999 Spring
28
News
various
Letter from the Editor
7
2
1999 Summer
1
News
Michael Adams
Edward Burne-Jones's The Golden Stairs and "His Master's Voice"
7
2
1999 Summer
2
Essay
Bridget Duckenfield
Contains considerable information about the life of Sir Landon Ronald, musical advisor to the Gramophone Company.
"Exceedingly Mischievous Women"
7
2
1999 Summer
10
Essay
Sally Hoban
Study of the “Femme Fatale” in Art. The title is a quote from Burne-Jones
The Pre-Raphaelites: Writings and Sources edited with a new introduction by Inga Bryden 1998
7
2
1999 Summer
21
Book Review
Patricia A. O'Connor
Collecting the Pre-Raphaelites: The Anglo-American Enchantment edited by Margaretta Frederick Watson 1997
7
2
1999 Summer
22
Book Review
Philip McEvansoneya
William Morris: Centenary Essays edited by Peter Faulkner and Peter Preston 1999
7
2
1999 Summer
23
Book Review
Paul Hardwick
The Society
7
2
1999 Summer
26
News
various
Letter from the Editor
7
3
1999 Autumn
1
News
Michael Adams
"Fanny and the Paradox of Found"
7
3
1999 Autumn
2
Essay
Kirsty Stonell
Concerns Rossetti’s unfinished painting, Found, and Fanny Cornforth
Sir Philip Burne-Jones "A Life in a Tall Shadow"
7
3
1999 Autumn
7
Essay
Tim McGee
A biographical sketch and consideration of his art (the “tall shadow” being, of course, his father).
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