Alfred Tennyson Collection
Alfred Tennyson, the renowned poet of the Victorian era, continues to captivate us with his timeless works
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Alfred Tennyson, the renowned poet of the Victorian era, continues to captivate us with his timeless works. His words have the power to transport us to ethereal realms and evoke deep emotions. In John William Waterhouse's painting "I am half sick of shadows, " we witness Tennyson's influence as he inspires artists across generations. In Max Beerbohm's depiction of Mr. Tennyson reading "In Memoriam" to his sovereign, we glimpse the poet's profound connection with royalty and society, and is a testament to his ability to touch hearts and minds alike. Tennyson's poem "Mariana" finds visual representation in an albumen print from 1865, illustrating the desolation felt by its protagonist. The melancholic atmosphere mirrors Tennyson's exploration of isolation and longing. John William Waterhouse brings another one of Tennyson's poems to life in "The Lady of Shalott Looking at Lancelot. " The artist captures both beauty and tragedy as he portrays this iconic scene from Arthurian legend. Julia Margaret Cameron delves into Arthurian tales further with her captivating photograph titled "Vivien and Merlin. " Through her lens, she immortalizes their complex relationship, echoing Tennyson’s portrayal in his writings. "The Princess, " one of Tennyson’s notable works, receives artistic interpretation in an illustration titled "O Hark. O Hear. " This visual accompaniment enhances our understanding of the narrative while showcasing the enduring appeal of Tennysonian themes. Julia Margaret Cameron returns once more with her evocative photograph series featuring characters from Arthurian legends: Gareth and Lynette, Sir Galahad and the Pale Nun. These images breathe life into these mythical figures while paying homage to their creator – Alfred Lord Tennyson himself. As we delve deeper into history through a depiction like “The Crimean War: The Battle of Balaclava.
