Victorian Culture

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Suburban population growth	A statistical overview of suburban population growth	Victorian Culture, Victorian England, victorian history, 19th century, Population growth	view
‘The Dead Tell No Tales’: Female Agency in Spirit Photography and Victorian Ghost Fiction by Béatrice Chevrot	Spirit photography went from being, in its earliest stages, a powerful evidence of the tangible existence of spirits, to a compelling and...	Victorian Culture, Ghost stories, Lettice Galbraith, Georgiana Houghton, spiritualism	view
The Role of Cruikshank	A brief look at Cruikshank's work and his relationship with Dickens (painting my photo)	19th century, Victorian Culture, victorian history, Victorian England, cruikshank, Painting, dickens	view
Coursework Handbook	Includes questions, documents and a bibliography.	19th century, Victorian, Victorian England, Queen Victoria, Victorian Culture	view
even more key dates!	from the late Victorian period	19th century, Queen Victoria, Victorian Culture, Victorian England, Nineteenth century	view
William Ewart Gladstone in Two Perspectives: John Everett Millais’ Private Portrait and John Tenniel’s Public Political Cartoons, Ian M Williams	Three pieces of work by John Tenniel in the genre of political cartoons, and a John Everett Millais oil-oncanvas portrait commissioned by Christ...	Victorian Culture, cartoons, caricature, Portraiture, Pre-raphaelite, British politics	view
The Chartist Petitions	Response from the Select Committee to the Chartist Petitions	Victorian Culture, victorian history, Victorian England, 19th century, Chartism	view
La Vita Nuova: Examining the theme of love in two of Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s most famous works, the poem, The Blessed Damozel and the painting, Beata Beatrix, Andre R. Taylor-Morris	This essay will trace, briefly, Rossetti’s engagement with, and treatment of love. The Blessed Damozel was composed well before the death of...	Pre-raphaelite, Victorian Culture, 19th century, Poetry, love, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Painting	view
Jack the Ripper	The first of the so-called Ripper letters to be received by the police	Victorian England, victorian history, Victorian Culture, Nineteenth century, Crime, Jack the Ripper	view
Transgressive Wives: Representations of married women in Victorian popular culture by Lauren Magilton	This article will explore two representations of women as wives from the mid-nineteenth century. Wilkie Collins’ Armadale (1864)...	Victorian Culture, Gender, 19th century	view

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