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Remember me who am La Pia: me
Siena, me Marenna, made, unmade.
This in his inmost heart well knoweth he
With whose fair juwel I was ringed and wed.
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La Pia is found by Dante during his travel through Purgatory, in Part II of the epic work. La Pia has died without absolution. She says to Dante “remember me, the one who is Pia;
Siena made me, Maremma undid me:
he knows it, the one who first encircled
my finger with his jewel, when he married me”
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The one who “first encircled my finger with his jewel” refers to La Pia’s husband, Nello, who was responsible for her death so that he could marry a Countess. La Pia’s husband imprisoned her in , which is the scene we see in Rossetti’s painting.
Lets enjoy the small details that Rossetti includes in most of his works. Often symbolic, he adds imagery that helps add to the tale. Such as the rooks flying in the sky. Rooks bring omens of death, and we should not overlook the fact that rooks play an important role in one of Rossetti’s poems, Sunset Wings:
And now the mustering rooks innumerable
Together sail and soar,
While for the day’s death, like a tolling knell,
Unto the heart they seem to cry, Farewell,
No more, farewell, no more!
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Hi, buddy! If you came here I believe you are loaded with too much intelligence and you intrests are not trivial. If you are a graphomaniac, don't be ashamed, I am myself one. Read my novels ""and poems and I'll read something of your creations, give coordinates. I'll translate all my texts into English (in due time). Look at my paintings , show me yours ones. You can study Rossetti and Lempicka here , ,search the proper rubriks. I am glad to meet you in Web, poor soul.
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Once I was interested in one of Rossetti's paintings only - PROSERPINA. But my diligence promted me to delve deeply, and I discovered the whole world of Victorian art. There is the very unusuall poetry and female one too!! A lot of interesting women lived at those times. I were contented to find the contemporary sing texts authors to borrow a lot from Christina Rossetti. I placed the examples in proper rubriks. Christina Rossetti poems She is very poor and bad translated into Russian.
P.s. The post author's comment is not the absolute truth, but it is very close to it. (I believe so).
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There is the fullest Rossetti data collection in the WEB. If you don’t believe it, look yourself. It include all paintings, models, the piquant details of his private life, the relatives, Rossetti poems in various translations, Rossetti collection of art. In short there you can find all information.
You can study Rossetti's works in the rubrik.
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Isabella and the Pot of Basil
1897John White Alexander, American, 1856–1915
192.09 x 91.76 cm (75 5/8 x 36 1/8 in.)
Oil on canvas
Classification: Paintings
Accession number: 98.181
Gift of Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow
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I just like this picture. Look, the shark is so nasty and bitchy. Incidentally, it ate up man’s shank. You can read about the accident in the picture description. Why he fell over board stark naked I don’t know.
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