The Blessed Damozel Resources

The Victorian Web is an awesome clearinghouse of biography, criticism, and links to Rossetti's work.

Rossetti has his very own online archive, with links to readings as well as his writings and visual art.

Here's a detailed bio and links to his work, brought to you by the Poetry Foundation.

Enjoy this modern dance interpretation of "The Blessed Damozel." We sure did.

This video offers up some insights into Rossetti's life and his painting.

This three-part BBC documentary will tell you everything you need to know about Rossetti's group of art pals.

French composer Claude Debussy was inspired by "The Blessed Damozel" to write this arrangement.

Here's a decent reading from the good folks at Librivox.

Here's a portrait of the artist as a young man—staring at you intensely.

Here's another portrait of Rossetti, done later in life.

Rossetti turned his own poem into an original painting. How's that for talent?

You can check out a ton of Rossetti's visual art at the Rossetti Archive.

Interested in learning more about D.G.R.'s love life? Look no further.

This is cool. It's a digitally scanned version of Rossetti's collection Ballads and Sonnets, originally published in 1881.

Read it all right here.