Jeremiah Gibbons’ “Ophelia” is the latest show to take the stage at Fringe ArtSpace. Produced by Fringe stalwarts Phoenix Tears Productions, the original musical centers on the doomed ...

Two-and-a-half centuries after William Shakespeare’s Hamlet came to the stage, the tragic-romantic figure of Ophelia reignited the Victorian imagination in paintings, poetry, and plays.

The drowning has become one ... The 1851-52 painting by John Everett Millais is one of the most popular renderings of Ophelia's death, which depicts her lying, almost peacefully, among flowers ...

An artist and a favourite muse among Millais and his fellow Pre-Raphaelites, Siddal was familiar with the process of sitting for paintings. Playing the part of a drowning Ophelia, however ...

Ophelia did not drown is a performance art film produced in collaboration with Istituto Luce Cinecittà The movie integrates heterogeneous languages seemingly incompatible the sociological ...

1 Millais suffered for his art After identifying a suitably ... perverse in the imagination which sources Ophelia in a weedy ditch, and robs the drowning struggle of that love-lorn maiden of ...

you likely know the 19th-century paintings she modeled for, artworks in which she slipped into others’ tragedies. There’s Siddal as Ophelia drowning in the lush riverbank among forget-me-nots ...

To create the effect of Elizabeth pretending to be Ophelia drowning in the river, she posed for Millais in a bath full of water. The painting is one of the most popular Pre-Raphaelite works the ...

It's incredibly courageous to break so many rules.' Millais is perhaps best known for his painting of a drowning Ophelia, which is one of the Tate's most adored works. The exhibition, called Pre ...

"When I think of it, it's just amazing." Mrs Wynn's painting, entitled Oz Ophelia, features a drowning Ophelia ? a character from Shakespeare's play Hamlet ? watched on by cattle and birds.