Elizabeth Siddal Seated in a Chair 1860

"Elizabeth Siddal Seated in a Chair" is a 1860 pencil drawing by Dante Gabriel Rossetti depicting his wife, Elizabeth Siddal, reclining in a chair. The work portrays Siddal in a somber mood, with her eyes closed and a melancholy expression. Rossetti's use of shading and detail in the drawing, evokes a sense of realism and captures the beauty of his subject. The drawing is a powerful testament to the artist's love for his muse, and it remains a poignant reminder of the artist's deep connection to his subject. This artwork is a significant example of the Pre-Raphaelite style, known for its focus on realism, detail, and symbolism.