Married Life: William and Jane Morris (Dorothy Wise)

In this video, Dorothy Wise discusses the trials and triumphs of love between William and Jane Morris, and Jane's affair with Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
This video was produced by Art of Memory for Kelmscott Manor and the Society of Antiquaries of London. All rights reserved.

[@omfug7148]

I hope that she appreciated William, she was not in love with him when they married, but she knew that he offered her a good life and a way to stay close to the PRB, he also gave her the room to find herself, he was an astonishing man.

[@DeidreL9]

omfug incredibly understanding. I hope I find someone like that, to be honest. What a heart he had.

[@DeidreL9]

She was a gifted tapestry artist too.

[@user-mf9nm2rp2f]

Qualche commento più connesso al loro sentire, legato alla sensualità dirompente di Jane, ai suoi amori, kehato ai sentimenti di Morris...

[@johnsimpsonkirkpatrickhist1372]

A fascinating interview.

[@user-xs3og8us3d]

😶

[@user-xs3og8us3d]

Tudo acaba nos pré-rafaelitas. Melhor escola artística.

[@angelicatapeno4363]

Mnemosyne ❤️

[@boogerie]

She never loved Morris. After Rosetti she had an affair with Wilfred Scawen Blunt. Morris was a beta.

[@lolag1078]

Jane was a man.

[@DeidreL9]

Oh rubbish

[@omfug7148]

She had 2 daughters so...

[@DeidreL9]

omfug exactly. What a mean thing to say about her. She was a great woman.

[@newy4593]

Yup, all reversed