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Pre-Raphaelite model, artist, and poet (1829-1862)

Also known as: Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti, Elizabeth Eleanor Rossetti-Siddal, Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal, Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal Rossetti, Elizabeth Eleanor Siddall, Elizabeth Sidal

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Known works

Di rivi e gigli. Poesie e lettere
He and she and angels three
Poems and drawings of Elizabeth Siddal