Rossetti: His Life and Works spo-default conforms quite nicely to turn-of-the-century

conforms quite nicely to turn-of-the-century progressive ideals

As timely today as when it was written in 1852

Étienne Gilson (1884–1978) was a French philosopher and historian of philosophy and one of the premier Catholic intellectuals of the twentieth century

Jesus spoke these words in revelation of the Third Person of the Trinity

Andreas Hofgaard Winsnes (1889–1972) was a Norwegian scholar of literature and history

Rossetti: His Life and Works spo-default conforms quite nicely to turn-of-the-centuryBy Evelyn Waugh A plain account of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, his life and works, may merit interest and attention for two reasons, writes Evelyn Waugh. First, taking Rossetti simply as a character for a story, his life is one of intense interest; second, his turgid and perverse genius provides a needed kick to conventional aesthetic standards. A fascinating account of Rossettis consistently mysterious, at times vapid, but ultimately tragic life